International Dyslexia Association-Georgia Grant Program
Georgia Branch Of The International Dyslexia Association Inc
Funding Amount
Up to US $10,000
Deadline
Deadline not published
Grant Type
Foundation
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Eligible organizations
- Eligible applicants must be part of a USG College of Education or an approved Dyslexia Endorsement program, ensuring high standards in literacy training.
- We are offering funding for teacher trainers who are employed at a USG College of Education and/or a Georgia PSC-approved Dyslexia Endorsement program.
Other requirements
- Applicants who receive training must be members of IDA.Educator training should be targeted toward remediation of dyslexia, other reading disorders, or struggling readers through structured literacy practices.
- Grant monies may be used for training fees in structured literacy.
- Requesting organizations must contribute funds at some level of participation (i.e., IDA membership, materials, additional teacher trainers).
- Funds must be used within a year of the grant being awarded.
Overview
The International Dyslexia Association-Georgia Grant Program aims to enhance educational training in structured literacy for teacher trainers. With funding up to $10,000 for eight grants annually, this initiative supports educators addressing dyslexia and related reading challenges. Eligible applicants must be part of a USG College of Education or an approved Dyslexia Endorsement program, ensuring high standards in literacy training. Note: No grants are available in 2025; interested parties should explore IDA-GA Scholarship Opportunities.
NOTE: No Grants available in 2025. Please see IDA-GA Scholarship Opportunities. International Dyslexia Association-Georgia Grant Program
This funding will provide professional educational opportunities to teacher trainers to address the need for remediation of dyslexia, other reading disorders, or struggling readers.
IDA-Georgia will award up to eight grants annually of up to $10,000 each per program.
Eligibility
We are offering funding for teacher trainers who are employed at a USG College of Education and/or a Georgia PSC-approved Dyslexia Endorsement program.Applicants who receive training must be members of IDA.Educator training should be targeted toward remediation of dyslexia, other reading disorders, or struggling readers through structured literacy practices. Grant monies may be used for training fees in structured literacy.Requesting organizations must contribute funds at some level of participation (i.e., IDA membership, materials, additional teacher trainers).Funds must be used within a year of the grant being awarded.
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Focus Areas & Funding Uses
Fields of Work
- Literacy
- Teacher development
- Science teachers
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