Washington Community School District

Washington Community School District is a U.S. local government entity registered as a school district in the federal System for Award Management (SAM.gov). As a recipient of federal grant sub-awards, the district plays a crucial role in implementing educational programs and initiatives funded by the federal government. While specific details about the district are not provided, it is likely responsible for providing K-12 education services to students within its jurisdiction, managing school facilities, and overseeing curriculum development and implementation. The district's registration in SAM.gov since February 2012, with a current expiration date of February 2025, indicates its ongoing eligibility to receive federal funds and participate in government-funded programs.

The Washington Community School District has received multiple federal grant sub-awards through the Indiana Department of Education, which serves as the prime grantee. These sub-awards appear to be related to educational grant programs, as evidenced by the involvement of the state's Department of Education. The grant descriptions indicate that the funds are allocated to Washington Community School District as a subrecipient, suggesting that the district is responsible for implementing specific educational programs or initiatives funded by these federal grants. While the exact nature of these programs is not specified, they are likely aligned with federal educational priorities and may include initiatives to improve student achievement, enhance teacher professional development, implement new educational technologies, or support special education services. The consistent involvement of the Indiana Department of Education as the prime grantee indicates a strong partnership between the state and local education agencies in administering federal education grants.