Williamsburg Independent School District

Williamsburg Independent School District, doing business as Williamsburg High School, is a U.S. local government entity and school district operating exclusively as a sub-recipient on federal grants (100% of recent awards), with no prime contractor or prime grantee work. The district serves as a sub-recipient for education, disaster recovery, and regional economic development programming funded through the Department of Education Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, and the Appalachian Regional Commission.

The district's recent federal footprint spans six sub-grant awards totaling $5.2 million obligated across three distinct customer agencies. The Department of Education Office of Elementary and Secondary Education accounts for four awards, representing 67% of the award count. Recent representative work includes a July 2024 sub-grant from Partners For Rural Impact, Inc. (the prime grantee) to implement a "no-wrong door" approach in Williamsburg Independent Schools, ensuring youth and young adults transition from high school through post-secondary or skilled trades training into sustainable employment. A second July 2024 sub-grant from the same prime grantee supports persons in the neighborhood from cradle to career through extended and sustained programming for children, families, and communities. A July 2025 sub-grant from Kentucky Department of Military Affairs, the prime grantee, addresses parks, recreational facilities, and other items.

Activity has been episodic rather than steady. The district received one award in 2020, two in 2021, a gap in 2022–2023, two in 2024, and one in 2025. There is no recompete cliff signal in the source data, and the district does not hold parent federal vehicles or contracting capacity as a prime. The district's role is as a downstream recipient of sub-grant funding, not as a vendor seeking federal procurement work.