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Find similar grantsDual Language/Immersion (DL/I) Literacy Grant is sponsored by Virginia Department of Education. Mini‑grants to support school divisions in strengthening Dual Language and Immersion programs through educator capacity, professional learning, stipends, travel, coaching, or workshops.
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Fill in a support request form Virginia Department of Education - Student Programs United States Senate Youth Program Virginia Department of Education Dual Language/ Immersion (DL/I) Literacy Grant Opens Sep 30 2025 12:00 AM (EDT) The Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) is offering mini-grants to support school divisions in strengthening Dual Language (DL) and Immersion programs.
Note: The grant application must be completed by a division-level central office staff member or school-level administrator approved to submit on behalf of the division. These grants are intended to build educator capacity and enhance leadership practices that contribute to strong, sustainable DL program implementation.
Funding may be used for professional learning activities such as teacher stipends, travel, coaching, or site-based workshops that support high-quality instruction and program leadership. In making funding decisions, VDOE will give thoughtful consideration to supporting underrepresented divisions, ensuring balanced regional representation, and addressing demonstrated need, including factors such as the Local Composite Index (LCI).
Dual Language/ Immersion (DL/I) Literacy Grant The Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) is offering mini-grants to support school divisions in strengthening Dual Language (DL) and Immersion programs. Note: The grant application must be completed by a division-level central office staff member or school-level administrator approved to submit on behalf of the division.
These grants are intended to build educator capacity and enhance leadership practices that contribute to strong, sustainable DL program implementation. Funding may be used for professional learning activities such as teacher stipends, travel, coaching, or site-based workshops that support high-quality instruction and program leadership.
In making funding decisions, VDOE will give thoughtful consideration to supporting underrepresented divisions, ensuring balanced regional representation, and addressing demonstrated need, including factors such as the Local Composite Index (LCI). Sep 30 2025 12:00 AM (EDT)
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Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Division-level central office staff or school-level administrators approved to submit on behalf of the division in Virginia. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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