Uinta County School District #6

Uinta County School District #6 is a local government education entity based in Lyman, Wyoming, that has maintained active federal grant funding since its registration with SAM.gov in March 2011. As a school district, the organization provides educational services and support to students within Uinta County, serving as a recipient of federal education funding through various grant programs administered by the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Elementary and Secondary Education. The district maintains current SAM.gov registration status through September 2026 and has demonstrated consistent engagement with federal funding mechanisms to support its educational mission.

The district's federal grant portfolio reflects its focus on student support and educational equity initiatives. Uinta County School District #6 serves as a prime grantee under the Impact Aid Program, Title VII, Section 7003, having received five successive project grants from the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education with award dates spanning from January 2023 through October 2025, with completion dates extending through September 2031. These awards provide ongoing support for educational services to students in federally impacted areas. Additionally, the district receives sub-grant awards through the Wyoming Department of Education, which has served as the prime grantee for multiple federal education programs. The district participates in the National School Lunch Program through monthly sub-awards from the Wyoming Department of Education between January and June 2025, supporting student nutrition and food services. The district also receives sub-grant support for Title I School Improvement (1003A) and IDEA Part B (611) programs, which fund special education services and school improvement initiatives. These funding streams collectively enable the district to provide comprehensive educational services, including special education, student nutrition support, and targeted academic improvement programs.