Unified School District 402

Unified School District 402 is a U.S. local government school district registered in SAM.gov since October 13, 2009. As a school district, Unified School District 402 provides public K-12 educational services to students in its geographical jurisdiction.

Unified School District 402 has not received any prime federal grants, but has received over 30 federal sub-grant awards from the Kansas State Department of Education, the Executive Office of the State of Kansas, and potentially other state agencies. These federal pass-through sub-grants fund a variety of K-12 educational services, including: teacher training and professional development (Improving Teacher Quality); supplemental education programs for low-income students (Title I, Education of Low Income Students); after school programs (21st Century Grants); school lunch programs (NSLP); COVID-19 relief funding (ESSER); and general assistance for curriculum, instruction, and student support services (Block Grants). Additionally, Unified School District 402 has received two federal sub-grants to provide services to non-public schools in its area through the American Rescue Plan emergency assistance program. In summary, the federal sub-grants received by Unified School District 402 predominantly provide funding to deliver K-12 educational services to public and non-public school students in its district.