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search-form#clearSearch'> Professional Development ELG Early Literacy Professional Development Grant House Bill 18-1393 amendments to the Colorado Reading to Ensure Academic Development Act (READ Act) authorized the Early Literacy Grant Annual Professional Development (ELG PD) Program.
This grant opportunity is designed to support Colorado educators in implementation of scientifically based reading research (SBRR) programs and strategies for K-3 students. These funds are specifically intended for early literacy professional development for elementary educators.
This purpose of this grant is to further support ELG grantees in full implementation of Science of Reading by providing extensive training and a network of support for recommended principal coaches. This grant is implemented as a one-year grant cycle.
The purpose of this grant opportunity is to support Colorado educators in the implementation of scientifically based reading research (SBRR) programs and strategies for kindergarten through third grade (K-3) students. These funds are specifically intended for early literacy professional development for elementary educators.
This grant program exists to: Support schools with quality professional development programming for K-3 educators Support positive K-3 student achievement outcomes and/or reading competency Reduce the number of students determined to have a Significant Reading Deficiency (SRD) Develop sustained student achievement and gains in all tiers over time ELG Statutory Requirements and Background 2025-2026 ELG PD Grantees : 52 schools from 8 Local Education Providers (LEPs) in 4 state regions 2024-2025 ELG PD Grantees : 24 schools from 9 Local Education Providers (LEPs) in 4 state regions 2023-2024 ELG PD Grantees : 22 schools from 5 Local Education Providers (LEPs) in 3 state regions 2022-2023 ELG PD Grantees : 41 schools from 9 Local Education Providers (LEPs) in 4 state regions 2021-2022 ELG PD Grantees : 30 schools from 9 Local Education Providers (LEPs) in 6 state regions 2020-2021 ELG PD Grantees: 41 schools from 10 Local Education Providers (LEPs) in 5 state regions Leadership Transition Plan GAINS (Grants Administration and Navigation System) Recording of GAINS ELG Professional Development Webinar (17:54) Recording of GAINS Comprehensive ELG Application Information Webinar (18:03) Colorado Department of Education General Inquiries - Contact CDE
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Early Literacy Grant Professional Development is funded by Colorado Department of Education. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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