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Michigan: 35m Committee for Literacy Achievement/ High-Quality Literacy Materials

Deadline: July 11, 2025

Grant Range: To be determined by per-pupil allocation

  • 35m is a formula grant that will result in an equal amount per pupil based on the number of pupils in the district.
  • Provides funding based on a recommended list of literacy tools and strategies
  • The grant ranks Magnetic Foundations as Tier 1 Early Literacy Materials and Series.

 

Michigan: 35n Reading Excellence and Advancing District (READ) Innovation

Due Date: July 11, 2025

Grant Range: Up to $187,500 in round one, up to $375,00 in round two, and $500,00 in round three

  • The competition will provide funds for eligible districts to develop and deploy innovative literacy initiatives.
  • Funds are intended to foster district-led innovations in literacy instruction grounded in the Science of Reading.
  • This grant encourages districts to implement innovated approaches using evidence-based practices for teaching reading.

 

New Mexico: New Mexico Math/Science HQIM Grant

Due Date: July 18, 2025

Grant Range: Up to $150,000 per awardee

  • The grant funds can be used to secure curriculum-based professional learning.
  • The grant aims to strengthen the implementation of mathematics HQIM.
  • Districts are expected to use New Mexico’s Math Instructional Materials Implementation Tool for the application and ongoing implementation measurement and monitoring.