Bucks for Books Grant
Funding Amount
$1,500 per elementary school
Deadline
Rolling / Open
Grant Type
foundation
Overview
Bucks for Books Grant
Funder: Lexington One Educational Foundation (using LEAP Campaign Education Funds)
Geographic Scope: Lexington School District One, all elementary schools (17 schools)
Award Amount: $1,500 per elementary school (equal distribution)
Recurrence: Annual
Purpose: Support literacy initiatives and strengthen students' literacy skills by providing funding for schools to build classroom libraries and purchase reading materials that support state literacy standards.
Program Basis: Supports South Carolina's "Read to Succeed" initiative, which mandates comprehensive support systems to ensure students graduate with literacy skills needed for success. Goal: students become proficient readers by end of third grade.
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Program History: First awarded October 2017 ($34,000 total to 17 schools); second award August 2018 ($25,500 total to 17 schools at $1,500 each)
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How to Apply
Application Process
Detailed application procedures were not provided in the available content. The grant is distributed directly to all elementary schools in the district through the District Office of Instruction.
Contact: Julie Anderson Washburn, Executive Director
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