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Title I Support enhanced educational programs and services for students from low-income families.
Title II Increase educational opportunity and student achievement by improving the effectiveness of teachers, principals, and other school leaders.
Title III Support English Learners and immigrant students in attaining English proficiency and developing high academic achievement.
Title IV, Part A Provide students with a well-rounded cross-curricular education connected to the real world.
Title V, Part B Help rural and low income schools achieve greater academic success with scalable, cost-efficient tools and resources.
IDEA, Part B Cater to the diverse learning needs of students with disabilities with adaptive, personalized learning.
ESSER Address learning recovery and equity goals to support elementary and secondary students in reading.
Fair School Funding Support academic learning with supplemental classroom materials that support diverse learners in school, after-school, and at home.
Nita M. Lowey Century Community Learning Centers Help students meet state and local academic standards in the core academic subjects of Reading and English Language Arts.
Comprehensive Literacy
State Development Program Advance literacy skills for students through grade 12, with an emphasis on disadvantaged children.
Rural Education Achievement Program Help rural schools to improve student academic achievement with scalable, adaptive solutions unique to each student.
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Believe in Reading
Targets existing and provably successful literacy programs that serve populations who show out-of-the-ordinary needs, such as geographic areas with low reading scores and high poverty levels.
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National Book Fund – ProLiteracy’s National Book Fund (NBF)
Makes grants to adult literacy and adult basic education programs.
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National Professional Development (NPD) Program
Supports pre-service and in-service professional development for educators working with English learners (ELs).
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NCDPI Digital Learning Initiative (DLI) Grants
Available to North Carolina schools and districts to harness opportunities and leverage resources for digital-age teaching and learning.
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American Association of School Librarians (AASL) Innovative Reading Grant
Supports the planning and implementation of unique programs that motivate K-9 students to read.
Rooted in research, proven in results.
+15 Points
Schools and districts that use ReadTheory experience a 15-Point advantage on Reading Assessments.
3x Growth
Students practicing on ReadTheory advance three times the expected growth for an academic school year.
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