This grant provides $19 million to help eligible local school agencies repair, renovate, or replace school facilities facing emergency health and safety issues, including ADA accessibility improvements.
Funder: Office of Elementary and Secondary Education
Due Dates: November 10, 2026 (Application Deadline) | January 11, 2027 (Deadline for Intergovernmental Review)
Funding Amounts: $400,000–$8,000,000 per award (up to 4 awards; $19M total; project period up to 60 months)
Summary: Supports emergency repairs, renovations, or replacement of school facilities in federally connected LEAs where conditions threaten health and safety.
Key Information: Only one application per LEA; strict eligibility criteria apply; independent emergency certification required.
This program provides discretionary grants to eligible Local Educational Agencies (LEAs) facing emergency facility needs due to federally connected student populations. Funds are meant to address urgent health and safety hazards in public school facilities, including repairs, renovations, alterations, or, in limited cases, complete facility replacement when more cost-effective. Accessibility improvements under the ADA may be included as part of a larger project. The program is highly competitive and targets LEAs with limited local revenue capacity due to large areas of federally owned, non-taxable land.