Tahquamenon Area Schools

Tahquamenon Area Schools is a U.S. State Government educational institution located in Newberry, Michigan, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since 2009, with its current registration valid until September 20, 2025. As a local educational agency (LEA), the school district serves the rural community of Newberry and surrounding areas, providing comprehensive educational services to students in the region. The district has consistently received federal grant awards, demonstrating its ability to secure and manage federal educational funding to support its educational mission and enhance learning opportunities for students.

The school district has received multiple federal grant awards primarily focused on supporting educational initiatives and student development. These grants include Indian Education Formula Grants from the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, which provide funding specifically for Native American student education. Additionally, Tahquamenon Area Schools has received numerous sub-awards from the Michigan Department of Education, covering diverse educational support programs such as the National School Lunch Program, Title I and Title IV programs designed to help disadvantaged children, professional development for teachers and school leaders, and emergency relief funds related to COVID-19 impacts. The sub-awards have consistently aimed to improve student academic achievement, provide access to well-rounded education, enhance school learning conditions, and leverage technology to support educational goals. The school district has participated in various federal programs including child nutrition support, emergency education relief, and grants targeting high-poverty schools and professional development for educational staff, showcasing a comprehensive approach to leveraging federal funding to support educational excellence.