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Office of the Governor | ICYMI: New Jersey Department of Education Announces Grant Awards to Support Student Literacy

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TRENTON – The New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) today announced it has awarded almost $13.6 million for the first year of federally funded Comprehensive Literacy State Development (CLSD) grants to improve student literacy throughout the state. 

“My Administration has made it a priority to equip our children with the skills and support necessary to set them up for lifelong success. This includes our work to bolster literacy education and improve literacy rates among New Jersey students, ensuring our young learners can thrive in the classroom and throughout their academic careers,” said Governor Phil Murphy. “Literacy is the tool that unlocks the opportunities education creates for our students. These grant awards will help sustain our efforts to infuse best practices into classrooms across our state, uplifting our school communities with crucial tools and resources.”  

“Literacy is a foundational skill needed for learning in all subjects, and these grants build upon our commitment to improving literacy for students across New Jersey,” said Education Commissioner Kevin Dehmer. “The strength of this initiative is its comprehensive design. It builds a network of teacher coaches, equips schools with training and high-quality materials, and supports readers from birth through high school.”

“Literacy is the foundation for success in every lesson our children are taught, and building that foundation requires the commitment of everyone – parents, educators, and students alike,” said Senate Majority Leader M. Teresa Ruiz. “These new grant programs take a holistic approach to strengthening literacy – training educators to deliver effective instruction, equipping schools with evidence-based resources, and fostering meaningful familial connections through reading at home. This is just one of the first exciting strides in what will be a years-long pursuit to improve our literacy infrastructure and ensure we meet the needs of every young reader.”

New Jersey was awarded a total of $50 million in the federal CLSD grant to be used over five years. The first year of New Jersey’s CLSD program establishes four distinct grant programs: 

  • Cultivating Ongoing Achievement through Coaching in Literacy (COACH-L grants) for teacher coaches: Nearly $6 million in grant funding will help 41 school districts and charter schools hire or train qualified literacy coaches to support kindergarten to grade-12 educators. Grantees will participate in a statewide coaching network.
  • Reading Intervention for Secondary Engagement (RISE) for middle and high-school readers: Over $1,000,000 will provide funding for school districts and charter schools to implement evidence-based best practices or high-quality literacy instruction materials identified through criteria set by the NJDOE. Eligible costs include tutors, literacy coaches, and staff training. A total of 31 districts and charter schools have been awarded up to $50,000 in the first round of funding.
  • Instructional Materials for Professional Advancement and Coherent Teaching (IMPACT) grants for high-quality instruction materials and training: This nearly $5 million grant will help schools implement high-quality instructional materials and provide professional development to ensure staff will effectively utilize the materials. Awards have been given to 25 school districts and charter schools, which range up to $400,000.
  • Literacy Initiative for Families and Thriving Communities (LIFT) grants for family outreach: This nearly $1.6 million initiative, led by the NJDOE in partnership with the New Jersey Department of Children and Families, provides funding of up to $60,000 for 41 districts and charter schools in this initial year to create programs that develop home-based literacy habits and encourage family involvement in literacy development of children from newborns to age 3.  

The grants will build upon the recently released New Jersey Literacy Framework, the NJDOE’s resource that supports school districts with valuable evidence-based guidance on the implementation of high-quality literacy screening assessments and strategies for successful literacy instruction and intervention.  

Pending the availability of federal funds, the CLSD grant program will continue supporting the COACH program for awarded grantees in good standing for the next four years, and introduce new cohorts of awardees for the IMPACT, LIFT, and RISE grant programs. The NJDOE also intends to make an additional round of LIFT grants available this year.

The preliminary awards for each grant program for the 2025-2026 school year are as follows:

 

COACH Grants – Total: $5,980,981

County

School District or Charter School

Grant Award

Atlantic

Absecon Public Schools District

$150,000

Atlantic

Atlantic Community Charter School

$150,000

Burlington

Mount Holly Township Public School District

$136,000

Burlington

Burlington City Public School District

$149,995

Camden

LEAP Academy University Charter School

$149,999

Camden

Gloucester Township Public Schools

$150,000

Camden

Hope Community Charter School

$149,291

Camden

Clementon Elementary School District

$150,000

Cape May

North Wildwood School District

$150,000

Cumberland

Deerfield Township School District

$149,865

Essex

Marion P. Thomas Charter School

$150,000

Essex

Philip’s Academy Charter School

$124,999

Essex

Orange Board of Education School District

$149,895

Essex

East Orange School District

$149,891

Gloucester

Clayton Public School District

$149,943

Gloucester

Woodbury City Public School District

$149,999

Gloucester

Glassboro School District

$150,000

Hudson

Dr. Lena Edwards Academic Charter School

$100,000

Hudson

Harrison Public Schools

$142,680

Hudson

Hudson Arts and Science Charter School

$149,999

Mercer

Foundation Academy Charter School

$149,995

Middlesex

New Brunswick School District

$149,999

Middlesex

Middlesex Borough School District

$102,390

Middlesex

Middlesex County STEM Charter School

$150,000

Middlesex

Dunellen Public School District

$150,000

Middlesex

South River Public School District

$150,000

Middlesex

South Amboy School District

$147,978

Monmouth

Keyport School District

$150,000

Monmouth

Keansburg School District

$149,949

Monmouth

Red Bank Charter School

$128,121

Morris

Dover Public School District

$150,000

Ocean

Jackson Township School District

$149,995

Ocean

Toms River Regional School District

$150,000

Ocean

Central Regional School District

$150,000

Passaic

Passaic Arts and Science Charter School

$149,999

Passaic

Paterson Charter School for Science and Technology

$150,000

Passaic

Paterson Arts and Science Charter School

$149,999

Passaic

Clifton Public School District

$150,000

Salem

Quinton Township School District

$150,000

Salem

Salem City School District

$150,000

Somerset

Manville School District

$150,000

 

RISE Grants – Total: $1,064,664

County

School District or Charter School

Grant Award

Atlantic

Absecon Public Schools District

$30,000

Atlantic

Somers Point School District

$30,000

Bergen

Wallington Borough School District

$48,530

Bergen

Englewood Public School District

$50,000

Bergen

Bergenfield Borough School District

$50,000

Bergen

Bogota Public School District

$50,000

Bergen

Little Ferry Public School District

$30,000

Camden

Gloucester Township Public Schools

$50,000

Camden

Pine Hill School District

$50,000

Camden

Hope Community Charter School

$16,704

Cumberland

Maurice River Township School District

$30,000

Cumberland

Deerfield Township School District

$19,904

Essex

Marion P. Thomas Charter School

$50,000

Essex

Discovery Charter School

$20,000

Essex

Essex Regional Educational Services Commission

$20,000

Gloucester

Gateway Regional High School District

$30,000

Gloucester

Westville Borough Public School District

$20,000

Gloucester

National Park Borough School District

$20,000

Hudson

Hudson Arts and Science Charter School

$30,000

Middlesex

New Brunswick School District

$50,000

Middlesex

Middlesex County STEM Charter School

$30,000

Middlesex

Dunellen Public School District

$50,000

Monmouth

Keyport School District

$30,000

Monmouth

Red Bank Charter School

$19,996

Monmouth

Bradley Beach School District

$19,530

Morris

Netcong School District

$20,000

Ocean

Jackson Township School District

$50,000

Passaic

Community Charter School of Paterson

$30,000

Passaic

Paterson Charter School for Science and Technology

$50,000

Salem

Quinton Township School District

$20,000

Somerset

Franklin Township Public School District

$50,000

 

IMPACT Grants – Total: $4,975,541

County

School District or Charter School

Grant Award

Bergen

Hackensack School District

$200,000

Bergen

Bergenfield Borough School District

$200,000

Bergen

Bergen Arts and Science Charter School

$50,000

Burlington

Burlington City Public School District

$99,943

Burlington

Mount Holly Township Public School District

$100,000

Camden

Winslow Township School District

$199,985

Camden

Gloucester Township Public Schools

$200,000

Cumberland

Vineland Public School District

$398,468

Cumberland

Compass Academy Charter School

$99,999

Essex

East Orange School District

$399,940

Essex

Newark Public School District

$400,000

Hudson

Kearny School District

$200,000

Hudson

Hudson Arts and Science Charter School

$30,000

Middlesex

New Brunswick School District

$400,000

Middlesex

North Brunswick Township School District

$198,009

Middlesex

Dunellen Public School District

$100,000

Monmouth

Keansburg School District

$99,999

Monmouth

Keyport School District

$100,000

Monmouth

Eatontown Public School District

$99,306

Ocean

Brick Township Public School District

$400,000

Ocean

Jackson Township School District

$400,000

Passaic

Passaic Arts and Science Charter School

$50,000

Passaic

Paterson Arts and Science Charter School

$50,000

Union

Plainfield Public School District

$400,000

Union

Roselle Park Public School District

$99,892

 

LIFT Grants – Total: $1,557,059

County

School District or Charter School

Grant Award

Atlantic

Egg Harbor City School District

$20,000

Atlantic

Mullica Township School District

$20,000

Bergen

Hackensack School District

$60,000

Bergen

Englewood Public School District

$40,000

Bergen

Moonachie School District

$19,997

Bergen

Little Ferry Public School District

$20,000

Burlington

Burlington City Public School District

$39,976

Camden

Gloucester Township Public Schools

$60,000

Camden

Brooklawn Public School District

$20,000

Cape May

Wildwood City School District

$20,000

Cape May

Woodbine School District

$19,999

Cumberland

Deerfield Township School District

$19,997

Cumberland

Millville School District

$60,000

Cumberland

Compass Academy Charter School

$19,847

Essex

Newark Public School District

$60,000

Essex

Belleville Public School District

$59,988

Essex

East Orange School District

$60,000

Essex

Orange Board of Education School District

$60,000

Gloucester

Clayton Public School District

$40,000

Gloucester

National Park Borough School District

$9,265

Gloucester

Westville Borough Public School District

$20,000

Hudson

Harrison Public Schools

$39,993

Hudson

Bayonne School District

$55,569

Hudson

Weehawken Public School District

$40,000

Middlesex

Middlesex Borough School District

$40,000

Middlesex

New Brunswick School District

$60,000

Middlesex

Dunellen Public School District

$40,000

Monmouth

Long Branch Public School District

$60,000

Monmouth

Red Bank Borough Public School District

$33,500

Monmouth

Keyport School District

$20,000

Monmouth

Keansburg School District

$39,996

Monmouth

Eatontown Public School District

$39,765

Monmouth

Asbury Park School District

$39,303

Morris

Netcong School District

$20,000

Ocean

Jackson Township School District

$60,000

Salem

Salem City School District

$39,918

Salem

Quinton Township School District

$20,000

Somerset

Manville School District

$40,000

Union

Roselle Park Public School District

$40,000

Union

Plainfield Public School District

$60,000

Warren

Mansfield Township Elementary School District

$19,946

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