Clock Ticks for Rural Schools' 2025 Achievement Grants
Published Date: 5/12/2025
Notice
Summary
Rural schools that qualify for the Small, Rural School Achievement program need to apply for their 2025 grants by the set deadline. The U.S. Department of Education is making sure these schools get the funds they need to tackle their unique challenges. Don’t miss out—apply online on time to secure your share of the money!
Analyzed Economic Effects
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Apply online for FY2025 SRSA grants
If you are an eligible rural local educational agency (LEA), you must apply electronically for Fiscal Year 2025 Small, Rural School Achievement (SRSA) grant funds using the process described in this notice and meet the application deadline to receive those funds.
SRSA grants awarded on formula basis
The Department of Education awards SRSA grants on a formula basis to eligible LEAs so they can address the unique needs of rural school districts.
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