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Find similar grantsRolling/staged deadlines: first-come, first-served after priority group letters. Stage 1 (grade 3) letters released November 2025; Stage 2 (K-2) letters mid-December 2025.
Arkansas Literacy Tutoring Grant Program is sponsored by Arkansas Department of Education, Division of Elementary and Secondary Education. Provides funding for tutoring services and evidence-based digital literacy applications to improve reading or literacy skills for K-3 students in Arkansas public schools or open-enrollment charter schools.
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ADE Commissioner's Memo - LS-26-027 - Literacy Tutoring Grant Available for Eligible Students and Families School Personnel Directory Literacy Tutoring Grant Available for Eligible Students and Families Office of Learning Services Arkansas Department of Education, Division of Elementary and Secondary Education Rules Governing Tutoring Grants, § 2.
03 Assistant Principal; Assistant Superintendent; Communications Manager / Director; Curriculum Coordinators; Parent Involvement Coordinators/Facilitators; Principals; Superintendents; Teachers Primary Contact Information Amy. Counts@ade. arkansas.
gov Secondary Contact/s Information kevin. beirne@ade. arkansas.
gov The Arkansas Literacy Tutoring Grant Program offers families a valuable opportunity to access high-quality, state-approved literacy tutors at no cost. Through this program, the Arkansas Division of Elementary and Secondary Education connects eligible students with trusted, effective tutoring support designed to accelerate literacy growth.
Districts are required to notify families when their student is eligible for the Literacy Tutoring Grant Program. The ADE will inform superintendents of eligible students in two stages, aligned to the established priority groups, for the $1,500 Literacy Tutoring Grant.
first stage of grant award letters were released through the digital locker in November 2025 for grade 3 students who are determined to be at risk according to the SY26 K-3 ATLAS Screener. Eligible students from this first stage will receive priority to apply for funds over other eligible The second stage of letters will be released in mid-December to superintendents of eligible K-2 students, provided funding is available.
Any funds will be made available on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to The Arkansas Department of Education (ADE) administers the Literacy Tutoring Grant Program and is partnering with ClassWallet , an organization that provides a digital wallet technology platform, to distribute the funds directly Qualifying for a Literacy Tutoring Arkansas Literacy Tutoring Grants are available to Arkansas public school and open-enrollment charter school students in grades kindergarten through third who: not meet the reading standard, as defined by the state board; determined to be at risk of reading difficulties by a high-quality enrolled in public schools or open-enrollment public charter schools who were retained in third grade or have received a good cause exemption for Tutoring services are to be provided outside of the Applying for a Literacy Tutoring Grant If an eligibility letter is received, please see the Families will need the following information to To submit an application, a valid email The ADE will verify the family and student information and eligibility for the program.
ClassWallet will then notify parents or guardians of their approval status and next steps for receiving funds, including setting up a ClassWallet account. Families should expect to receive an email on their approval status within two weeks. Families whose applications were approved will receive an email from ClassWallet on setting up an account.
Be sure to add to your safe sender list "info@classwallet. com" and "automation@app. smartsheet.
com" to ensure receipt of notification To create an account with ClassWallet families will need to complete the following steps: with the link provided in the ClassWallet email.
to assurances that the child will remain in an Arkansas public school or open-enrollment public charter school for the remainder of the academic to assurances that parents or guardians will spend funding only on invoices for processing payments from state-approved programs. The ADE will create a waitlist for families who register but are not awarded due to limited funding.
If additional funding is available, the ADE will make awards to families on the waitlist based on the order in which the families registered.
Approved Uses of the Literacy Tutoring Under the LEARNS Act, approved parents or guardians may only spend the Literacy Tutoring Grant program on: or in-person, literacy tutoring services from a list of state-approved digital tutoring applications or software programs from a list of Please contact ade. tutoring@ade. arkansas.
gov with questions about the application or program requirements or visit the Tutoring AR LTGP Account Holder Family Training - ClassWallet AR LTGP Tutor Training - ClassWallet Share This Memo By E-mail Literacy Tutoring Grant Available for Eligible Students and Families You can send to multiple receipients by adding a comma(,). To enable the Send E-mail button, please go through the ReCAPTCHA process below.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: K-3 students in Arkansas public schools or open-enrollment charter schools who do not meet reading standards, are identified as at-risk by literacy screeners, were retained in 3rd grade, or received a promotion exemption. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $1,500 per eligible student. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Arkansas Literacy Tutoring Grant Program is funded by Arkansas Department of Education, Division of Elementary and Secondary Education. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Arkansas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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