Shenandoah County School Board

Shenandoah County School Board, doing business as Shenandoah County Public Schools, is a U.S. Local Government entity that serves as a school district. Through federal grants, Shenandoah County School Board provides education services, including operating schools, school meals programs, special education services, academic enrichment programs, and vocational training.

Shenandoah County School Board has received federal sub-awards to provide meals through the National School Lunch Program, School Breakfast Program, and Summer Food Service Program, with the Commonwealth of Virginia State Board of Education as the prime grantee. They have also received federal funds to operate academic programs including Title I Part A for improving basic programs, Title II Part A for improving teacher quality, Title III for English language acquisition, and Student Support and Academic Enrichment Grants. Additional federal funds have been awarded for special education services through IDEA Part B Section 611 and 619 grants. Shenandoah County School Board further utilizes federal vocational education grants and has received sub-awards funded by the CARES Act for COVID-19 response. Across these grant programs, the school district provides direct education services to students, as well as indirectly benefiting students through teacher training, academic enrichment initiatives, upgraded equipment and facilities, and ensuring students have access to healthy school meals.