Waverly Central School District

Waverly Central School District is a U.S. local government entity and school district registered to receive federal awards since July 20, 2009. As an educational institution, it primarily provides educational services and community programs to support student development and academic achievement. The district has received both prime federal grant awards and numerous subawards, demonstrating its active engagement in federally funded educational initiatives. Its federal grant activities span a wide range of programs aimed at improving educational outcomes, supporting disadvantaged students, and enhancing community facilities in rural areas.

The district has received prime grant awards from the Appalachian Regional Commission and the USDA Rural Utilities Service. These include a $256,943 project grant for adult education initiatives to increase knowledge and skills in the Appalachian region, and a $2,750,113 grant for the construction and improvement of community facilities providing essential services to rural residents. Additionally, Waverly Central School District has been awarded numerous subawards through the New York State Education Department and the New York State Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Services. These subawards support various educational programs, including efforts to improve academic achievement, provide well-rounded education, serve educationally disadvantaged children, strengthen special education services, and ensure safe school operations. The district has also received funding for child nutrition programs and COVID-19 response initiatives, including support for safe school reopening and sustaining safe operations during the pandemic. These grants and subawards demonstrate Waverly Central School District's comprehensive approach to enhancing educational services, supporting student needs, and improving community infrastructure.