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Indiana Department of Education: Early Intervention Grant The Indiana Literacy Early Intervention Grant (EIG) is focused on improving early literacy. This grant is open to all accredited public, charter, and non-public schools that contain kindergarten, first grade, and second grade students.
Grant funds are to be used to better equip teachers to meet the needs of students, to enhance student engagement, and to increase student literacy achievement.
2022-2023 EIG Timeline and Materials Early Intervention Grant Guidance and Timeline 2022-2023 EIG Grant Application 2021-2022 EIG Timeline and Materials 2021-2022 EIG End of Year Report Guidance Early Intervention Grant Guidance and Timeline 2021-2022 Early Intervention Grant Application – Deadline Friday, October 22 Request to Participate: August 14, 2020 – September 4, 2020 Allocations Released: September 16, 2020 Grant Application Window: September 16, 2020-October 7, 2020 Grants Approved By: October 28, 2020 Reallocations: January 13 2021 (more information will be sent to participating schools in January 2021) Reallocation Budget Amendments Due By: February 3, 2021 (more information will be sent to participating schools in January 2021) Cash Requests Due By: June 1, 2021 UPDATE: No Budget Amendments will be due in September 2021.
Encumber Deadline: September 30, 2021 Liquidate Deadline: December 15, 2021 Final Report of Expenditures Due: December 31, 2021 Questions from corporations and schools regarding this grant may be directed to the Teaching and Learning Team at IDOE at teachingandlearning@doe. in. gov .
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Early Intervention Grant (Indiana) is funded by Indiana Department of Education (IDOE). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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