City Of Clovis Board Of Education School District 1 The

The City of Clovis Board of Education School District 1 (Clovis Municipal Schools), a U.S. local government entity and public school district headquartered in Clovis, New Mexico, operates exclusively as a sub-recipient of federal education grants, holding no prime federal contracts or grants. All fifteen recent federal awards route through the State of New Mexico Public Education Department as prime grantee, with Clovis serving as the implementing entity at the school-district level.

Clovis's federal award footprint centers on K–12 education funding and school nutrition programs. The district receives Title I allocations for economically disadvantaged student populations, English Language Acquisition formula grants, Rural and Low-Income school funding (CFDA 84.358B), and educator professional development and retention support. Recent sub-awards include a May 2026 English Language Acquisition state formula grant, a May 2026 sub-award supporting educator effectiveness through evidence-based professional development and teacher recruitment and retention initiatives, and a February 2026 Title I final allocation sub-award. The district also receives federal reimbursement claims through the School Food Authorities program for the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) and School Breakfast Program (SBP) — sub-awards dated October 2025 and July 2025 document school food service reimbursements for quarters spanning July 2025 through June 2026. Earlier sub-awards include July 2024 Title I allocations and educator professional development funding, a May 2023 school kitchen equipment grant, and July 2022 retention stipend funding.

Customer concentration is entirely within the Department of Education, which accounts for all fifteen awards: eleven sub-awards from the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education (primarily Title I and Rural and Low-Income School programs), one from the Office of English Language Acquisition, and three from the Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service (school lunch and breakfast program reimbursement claims). Combined dollars obligated across all sub-awards total $15.8 million. Activity has grown modestly, from one award in 2022 to a baseline of three to four awards per calendar year in 2023–2026. The district holds no federal contract vehicles and does not compete as a prime contractor; its federal posture is entirely as a passthrough recipient of state-administered federal education grants targeting K–12 instruction, nutrition, and educator support in the Clovis area. The October 2025 and July 2025 sub-awards carry administrative notes flagging data-verification limitations imposed by internal control restrictions within the state's accounting system, disclaiming full liability for reported subaward amounts in the school food service reimbursement line.