Searching for ways to fund beneficial supplements like classroom magazines? Look no further! Multiple avenues are available to help you bring these essential teaching tools into your classroom. To find the right funding opportunity for you or your school see below.

How to Win a Grant (PDF)
To assist you with understanding basic requirements of grant applications, we’ve included information here on how to write a grant proposal. We have also compiled sources that you can investigate to fund high-quality supplemental materials.

Learn about the specific ways that Scholastic Classroom Magazines align with funding sources that increase student achievement and/or support reading instruction.

No Child Left Behind (PDF)
Funding for supplemental materials that increase students’ academic achievement

Title I (PDF)
Funding for supplemental materials for low-income schools

Even Start (PDF)
Funding to enhance literacy skills in Pre-K and K, particularly for children from low-income families

Reading First (PDF)
Funding to help children achieve literacy in grades K-3 by teaching the five essential elements of reading:

Phonemic awareness (PDF)
Phonics (PDF)
Vocabulary (PDF)
Reading comprehension (PDF)
Fluency (PDF)

Print and copy these convenient take-home slips as a courteous way to explain the benefits of classroom magazines and request payment from parents.

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