Thompson R-2J School District

Thompson R-2J School District, located in Loveland, Colorado, is a U.S. local government entity and school district that serves as a recipient of federal grant funding to support educational and youth development programs. As the Finance Division of the district, this entity manages and administers federal grant awards designated to enhance educational services, early childhood development, and student support initiatives. The district has maintained consistent federal funding relationships since its registration in SAM.gov in 2009 and currently holds a valid registration through December 2026.

Thompson R-2J School District has demonstrated significant involvement in federally-funded education and social service programs, with a primary focus on child nutrition, academic support, and early childhood education. The district's most substantial award is a $2,355,677 Head Start grant from the Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families (CFDA 93.600), spanning November 2025 through October 2030, which provides comprehensive early childhood education, health, and family support services to low-income children. The district has also received extensive sub-grant awards from the Board of Education Colorado, primarily funding nutrition initiatives including recurring Nutrition Block awards throughout 2022-2025, as well as multiple Title programs supporting instruction and English language learner services. Additional sub-grant programs include Summer EBT, McKinney Vento homeless assistance, SNAP CN Local P-EBT, preschool and special education services under IDEA Part B, and education stabilization funds through American Rescue Plan initiatives such as ESSER II and ESSER III high-impact tutoring. The district has also partnered with Highland CSB 1, LLC for a sub-award focused on purchasing electric school buses and related infrastructure, and has received funding for supply chain assistance, after-school learning centers, 21st Century programs, and equity and access initiatives (EASI) through multiple cohorts, demonstrating a comprehensive commitment to student success across academic, nutritional, and developmental domains.