CLSD federally funded grants help schools create comprehensive, evidence-based literacy programs for children from birth through Grade 12, with a focus on disadvantaged students. How can Scholastic help you?
How can your district take advantage of this funding opportunity?
In 2024, the U.S. Department of Education awarded over $190 million in discretionary grants to 22 states and the District of Columbia for the creation of local and fully inclusive literacy programs designed for children from birth through Grade 12.
Find CLSD Information for Your State
In 2024, the U.S. Department of Education awarded over $190 million in discretionary grants to 23 states and territories for the creation of local and fully inclusive literacy programs designed for children from birth through Grade 12.
Select your state to learn about funding opportunity where you live.
How Scholastic Can Help You with Your Application
Have you thought about applying for the Comprehensive Literacy Grant but weren’t sure you had the resources or support to create a competitive application? Grant support services can make the difference. Let us help you successfully compete for these resources at no cost to your school or district.
Host an Information Session or Workshop
We’ll partner with your state and district leaders to host a virtual information session that focuses on the application process, evaluation criteria, and best practices for writing a competitive grant.
How Do You Create a Winning Profile for Your Schools or Districts?
Scholastic is invested in your success. Key elements to a winning proposal include:
Understanding Your State’s Review Process and Evaluation Criteria
Read the solicitation once to understand if you are eligible.
Read the solicitation a second time to understand the technical aspect of the work.
Read the solicitation a third time to understand how to apply.
Identifying Your Needs and Strategies
Providing a clear assessment and profile of your district will enhance your chances of winning. By communicating your objectives and how your goals align to your state’s specific criteria, your application should explain how funds can be utilized for initiatives such as: