Steel City High School

Steel City High School is a non-profit educational institution located in Lorain, Ohio, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) with an active registration through September 11, 2025. As a corporate entity with tax-exempt status, the school is focused on providing comprehensive secondary education services to students in its local community. Its current federal grant registration indicates it receives educational funding through sub-awards from the Ohio Department of Education, supporting various federal educational programming initiatives.

The school has received three specific federal grant sub-awards from the Ohio Department of Education as of January and July 2025, which demonstrate its engagement with critical federal educational support programs. These grants include the TITLE I-A Improving Basic Programs, which typically supports academic enrichment for disadvantaged students; TITLE II-A Supporting Effective Instruction, which focuses on professional development and improving teacher quality; and IDEA-B Special Education, a federal program providing funding and support for students with disabilities. Each of these grant awards represents targeted federal funding designed to enhance educational opportunities, support specialized instructional needs, and provide additional resources for comprehensive student development. The sub-awards suggest Steel City High School plays an active role in implementing federally-supported educational strategies and programs at the local level, working directly with the Ohio Department of Education as its prime grant recipient.