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Search verified grants from Oregon Department of Education (ODE) →Early Literacy Success Community Grants is sponsored by Oregon Department of Education (ODE). 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.
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Oregon Department of Education : Early Literacy Success School District Grant Resources : Early Literacy Success Initiative : State of Oregon Translate this site into other Languages tag, as divs are not allowed in 's --> Early Literacy Success School District Grant Resources The Early Literacy Success School District grant provides $93 million of non-competitive grant-in-aid for Oregon districts and eligible charter schools with prekindergarten to third grade students.
Grant-funded allowable uses and required activities use researched-aligned strategies, meaning they are literacy-focused, culturally responsive and relevant to diverse learners, and based on the long-term research derived from the science of reading and writing. These activities provide opportunities to actualize the ideas, practices, and concepts in Oregon’s Early Literacy Framework.
Webinar: Grant Implementation 2025-2027 Webinar: Exploring the Early Literacy Allowable Use Guide Early Literacy Instructional Materials Dashboard State Board of Education Adoption List for K-5 English Language Arts Preschool Curriculum Guidance High-Quality Instructional Materials Additional Resources ODE-Approved Provider Lists NEW!
RFQ Solicitation for 27-29 ODE-Approved Provider Lists Frequently Asked Questions: ODE-Approved Provider Lists 25-27 Approved Provider Lists for Professional Development, Coaching, & High-Dosage Tutoring Request for Information Interest Form High-Dosage Tutoring Criteria Extended Learning Criteria Supplemental Materials Criteria Resources to Support Early Literacy Oregon Instructional Frameworks website Early Literacy Success Initiative webpage Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) and Oregon Administrative Rules (OARs) Oregon Revised Statute 327.
825 - 327. 845 OAR 581-017-0801: Definitions OAR 581-017-0808: Grant Administration OAR 581-017-0809: Fund Administration OAR 581-017-0811: Allowable Uses of Funding ELSSDG 23-24 Legislative Report ELSSDG 24-25 Legislative Report Please reach out to the ODE Literacy Team at K12. Literacy@ode.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: 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 (ODE). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Oregon Early Literacy Success Initiative Community Grants is sponsored by Oregon Department of Education (ODE). A competitive funding opportunity for eligible Community-Based Organizations serving children in Pre-K through Grade 3 in Oregon. The initiative supports equitable, culturally and linguistically responsive early literacy opportunities by strengthening partnerships among families, communities, and schools.
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