The PLCS Foundation Teacher Grant Program funds innovative ideas that go beyond typical classroom instruction or routine operating expenses to benefit students.
The Kent Schools Foundation provides grants to educators in the Kent School District to fund projects that directly benefit students through classroom enrichment.
Grants to help Title 1 and high-need school libraries update and diversify their book collections with in-demand titles, including e-books and Spanish-language publications.
$2,500 grant to support the planning and implementation of innovative programs for K-9th learners that motivate and encourage reading, specifically targeting struggling readers.
This program provides grants to teachers and school-based administrators in Broward County Public Schools for original and innovative projects designed to enhance teaching and improve learning outcomes.
$2,500 to $5,000 grants for educators to implement innovative and effective forms of learning that enhance students' critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Literacy funding includes classroom library grants for individual teachers, school-wide reading programs and district initiatives. Some funders prioritize early literacy or high-poverty schools.
How to apply
Strong literacy applications name the specific need — decodable texts, classroom libraries, intervention materials or coaching — and the students served. Include how you will measure reading growth.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get funding just for classroom books?
Yes — several programs exist specifically to stock classroom and school libraries. These are often among the simplest applications on this page.