Whitman-Hanson Regional School District

Whitman-Hanson Regional School District is a public educational institution located in Whitman, Massachusetts, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since 2006. As a U.S. local government entity and school district, the organization is primarily focused on providing comprehensive educational services to students in the region. The district is recognized for its commitment to educational excellence and has been a recipient of multiple federal grant sub-awards through the Massachusetts Department of Elementary & Secondary Education.

The district has received numerous federal grant sub-awards across various educational and nutritional programs. These grants primarily focus on enhancing student academic achievement, supporting special education services, improving teaching quality, and providing nutritional assistance. Specific grant programs include the National School Lunch Program, which provides nutritious meals to school children, Special Education grants for supporting children with disabilities, Title I grants for improving educational opportunities in high-poverty schools, and grants aimed at enhancing teacher effectiveness and student academic standards. The sub-awards also cover programs like community learning centers, English learner support, and technology integration to improve academic achievement and digital literacy. Additionally, the district has received COVID-19 pandemic response grants and equipment assistance grants for school nutrition programs. All of these sub-awards have been channeled through the Massachusetts Department of Elementary & Secondary Education, demonstrating a collaborative approach to delivering educational support and resources.