Santillana USA Offers Free Grant Writing Services

We are honored to collaborate with districts and educational sites across the country! 
As part of this initiative, we are writing grant proposals for any client interested in including Santillana USA materials in a grant application to the awarded by Federal, State and Foundations' funding.

• We will help you apply and create a grant targeting the available federal, state, and foundations' funding to supplement your budget.
   
• We offer Research-based materials and Professional Development trainings that meet the requirements of the specified grant request for proposal.

Santillana USA can assist you in obtaining the following Competitive Discretionary Grants:

• Parent Information Resource Center
• School Improvement - Foreign Language Assistance Program (LEA)
• School Improvement - Foreign Language Assistance Program (SEA)
• Migrant Education/Even Start
• Early Reading First Program
• Improving Literacy through School Libraries
• 21st Century Community Learning Centers Grant
• Charter School Programs (Non SEA Planning, Design and Implementation)
• Charter School Programs (Non SEA Dissemination)

For more information contact your educational representative
 

Title I

 Improving the Academic Achievement of the Disadvantaged

 The purpose of the Title I is to ensure that all children have a fair, equal, and significant opportunity to obtain a high-quality education and reach, at a minimum, proficiency and challenging state academic assessments.

Instructional material that can be funded by Title I - Reading First

• Spotlight on English

• Santillana Intensive English

• New Tools

• Nuevo Siglo de Español

• Leveled Literature Spanish and English

• Dual Language Literature

Instructional material that can be funded by Title I - Migrant Education

• Fresh Start

• Parenting Skills Library

• Developmental Stages Library

• Newcomer Resource Library

• Thematic Literature

• Spanish Language Arts

• Spanish Content

• Reference

Title II

Preparing, Training, and Recruiting High Quality Teachers and Principals

The purpose of Title II is to improve teacher quality and increase the number of highly qualified teachers in the classroom.  Under NCLB, new standards are created for teacher qualifications.  The federal government has set forth a goal that every teacher will meet the new federal standards by 2005-2006.

Training and Instructional material that can be funded by Title II

• Santillana Professional Development

Title III

 Language Instruction for Limited English Proficient and Immigrant Students

 The purpose of Title III is to assist school districts in teaching English to limited English proficient students and to help these students meet the same challenging standards required of all students.

ESL/ELD Instructional material that can be funded by Title III

• Spotlight on English

• Santillana Intensive English

• New Tools

• English Benchmark Assessments

• Camp Can-Do!

• Science (Sheltered Instruction)

Spanish Language Arts Instructional material that can be funded  by Title III

• Nuevo siglo de español

Supplementary reading material that can be funded  by Title III

• Gateways to the Sun / Puertas al sol

• Stories for the Telling and Stories for the Year Round

• School Ties

• Collección Animales de América /                                                    Animals of the Americas Collection

Title IV

 21^st Century Schools Safe and Drug-Free Schools and Communities

 The purpose of Title IV is to support programs that prevent violence in and around schools; that prevent the illegal use of alcohol, tobacco, and drugs; that involve parents and communities; and that are coordinated with related federal, state, school, and community efforts and resources to foster a safe and drug-free learning environment that supports student academic achievement.

Reading material that can be funded  by Title IV - Head Start / Even Start

• Colección Derechos del niño

Title V

Innovative Programs

 The purpose of Title V is to provide a continuing source of innovation and educational improvement, including support programs that provide library services and instructional and media materials, programs to improve the literacy skills of adults such as family literacy, and new program initiatives including foreign languages.

 Instructional material that can be funded by Title V – Character Education

• In Their World

Instructional material that can be funded by Title V – Foreign Language

• Nuevo ¡Bravo, bravo!

• Gateways to the Sun / Puertas al sol

Instructional material that can be funded by Title V – Parental Involvement

• Fresh Start 

• Take-home Backpacks

• Parental skills and developmental stages library

• Newcomer resource library

Instructional library material that can be funded by Title V

Santillana USA can assist districts and schools in establishing a Spanish Reading Club by implementing a model partnership to help prepare young children for reading and motivate older children to read through the distribution of books and library sets.  This partnership includes book fairs, reading books at schools, and providing training for volunteers. 

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