January 26, 2018

Louisiana Schools Systems Receive Funding To Improve Reading, Writing

Louisiana Schools Systems Receive Funding To Improve Reading, Writing

 

The Louisiana Department of Education has stated in this press release that The Louisiana Board of Elementary and Secondary Education had a vote this past Wednesday to award nearly $12 million in grant funding to support 56 school systems across the state as they create and implement initiatives to improve the reading and writing skills of struggling students.

As stated in the article, “The subgrants draw from a three-year, $55.5 million Striving Readers Comprehensive Literacy (SRCL) grant Louisiana received from the federal government in October 2017. The SRCL grant aims to advance the pre-literacy, reading and writing skills of disadvantaged youth, birth through grade 12, including English learners and students with disabilities. Louisiana was one of 11 states selected to benefit from the federal grant, and the only state to receive the award three consecutive times.”

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