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Early Literacy Success Community Grants is sponsored by Oregon Department of Education. A competitive funding opportunity for Community-Based Organizations serving children in Pre-K through Grade 3.
This initiative supports the development of equitable, culturally and linguistically responsive early literacy opportunities by strengthening partnerships among families, communities, and schools and advancing research-aligned literacy practices.
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Oregon Department of Education : Early Literacy Success Community Grants : Early Literacy Success Initiative : State of Oregon Translate this site into other Languages tag, as divs are not allowed in 's --> Early Literacy Success Community Grants The Early Literacy Success Initiative Community Grants is a competitive funding opportunity for eligible Community-Based Organizations serving children in Pre-K through Grade 3.
The initiative supports the development of equitable, culturally and linguistically responsive early literacy opportunities by strengthening partnerships among families, communities, and schools and advancing research-aligned literacy practices. Through these grants, the Oregon Department of Education (ODE) seeks to: Strengthen collaboration, communication, and resource sharing among schools, families, and community partners.
Expand access to culturally and linguistically responsive early literacy programs and services. Support research-aligned literacy practices through training, coaching, and professional learning for direct service staff. Promote meaningful family and caregiver engagement in children’s literacy development.
Align formal and informal literacy supports to create cohesive early learning experiences across home, school, and community settings. Increase access to high-dosage tutoring and targeted literacy interventions grounded in evidence-based literacy instruction.
Community Grant-funded programs are designed to reflect local community strengths and needs while supporting young learners in building foundational literacy skills and long-term academic success. In March 2025, 13 grantees were selected as Cohort 1 for implementation during the 2025–27 biennium.
ODE anticipates launching a new funding opportunity for the 2027–29 biennium, with a Request for Applications (RFA) expected to be released in early 2027. Community Early Literacy Guidebook Community Early Literacy Guidebook is a foundational tool for organizations implementing early literacy programs across Oregon.
It outlines key domains and indicators that define program quality and effectiveness, serving as a resource to design new programs, evaluate current efforts, and engage in meaningful self-assessment. The guidebook supports continuous improvement by helping organizations identify strengths and opportunities for growth in serving children, families, and communities.
Community Early Literacy Framework Community Early Literacy Framework (CELF) harnesses the collective wisdom and resources to nurture a lifelong love of reading and writing in every child. This framework complements the Oregon Early Literacy Framework by focusing on the essential literacy learning that happens outside of the school day.
Together, these frameworks describe a comprehensive system of support that ensures all children have the opportunity to reach their full literacy potential. Oregon’s Early Literacy Framework Oregon Early Literacy Framework is a guiding resource for communities, families, and partners working to strengthen early literacy beyond the school setting.
While developed for educators, it offers valuable insights for anyone supporting children’s literacy grounded in the science of reading. Sections 1: Student Belonging and 2: Community Partnerships are especially relevant for Community Early Literacy Grants, emphasizing inclusive learning environments and strong partnerships between schools, families, and community organizations.
Grant Impact: Progress Reports and Summaries Community Grants Progress Report (April – September 2025) Community Grants Progress Report (October - December 2025) Early Literacy Success Community Grants One-Pagers (December 2025 Grantee Program Summaries) Resources to Support Early Literacy Early Literacy Success Initiative webpage Approved Provider Lists for Professional Development, Coaching, & High-Dosage Tutoring Allowable Use Grant Guidance Criteria for High-Dosage Tutoring and Qualified Tutors PDF Summary of Smartsheet Reporting Requirements Family Engagement Information HDT Growth Assessment Data Krista Whitney, Education Specialist-2 Program Lead ( krista.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Eligible Community-Based Organizations serving children in Pre-K through Grade 3. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for Early Literacy Success Community Grants are due January 1, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Early Literacy Success Community Grants is funded by Oregon Department of Education. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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