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Grant Information
1. Complete all information in Section I. This section provides basic grant
information.
2. Complete all information in Section II. This section focuses on the group
membership and activities for the year.
A) Provide the dates and places for the meetings. State council officers may visit
the meetings.
B) Select paperback book titles with a focus on the quality of the content. (Good
selection sources are book award lists, such as IRA Childrens Choice, Teachers
Choice, Caldecott, and Newbery or reliable recommendations, such as appear in
Hornbook or The New Advocate, etc.). Book choices must be age-appropriate for
the instructional level of the group, and one title must be a professional
selection. Provide a rationale for each selection.
C) List member names and include signatures of each member. Remember that
group participants must be members of a local SCIRA council.
D) Make special note of members who are administrators. Remember that at
least one school or district administrator must be included in the group. Having
school board members is a plus.
E) Tell how you plan to use the books after the discussion time.
F) Submit an evaluation of the group meetings along with an attendance roster.
G) Email completed application and other all documentations to Teachers as Readers Grant Chair
person.
3. Special consideration is given for the following:
A) Accuracy and clarity of information,
B) Complete titles, authors, and rationale,
C) School board participation,
D) Description of how the books will continue to be used.
4. The maximum grant amount is $300.00. Grant winners will receive notification
in February, 2016 and will receive a check in the amount of $300.00 from SCIRA.
Encourage your schools, district, and local businesses to provide additional
financial support. Only one grant will be awarded per person.
19 Mariners View Rd
Prosperity, SC 29127
kjamison@newberry.k12.sc.us
Teachers As Readers
Project
Book Groups for Educators
What are book groups?
The Teachers As Readers project gives educators the opportunity to read a variety
of current literature, discuss what they have read, and share strategies for using
the literature in the classroom. Teachers As Readers book groups consist of ten
educators who select four titles (children, young adult, or adolescent, plus one
professional selection) to read together. South Carolina groups are made up of
classroom teachers, school and district administrators, college professors, and
school board members. Grade level readings are as follows: K-4, 5-8, and 9-12.
Project participants are members of SCIRA.
Ask a group member to prepare information about the author of the book.
Allow for time to share classroom teaching strategies.
Listen. Include everyone. Have fun!
Teachers As Readers
Grant Application
SECTION I
Person Submitting Application
Address
Street
City
State
Zip Code
Home Phone
School Phone
Home Email
School Email
SCIRA Membership #
School Name
Address
Street
City
State
Zip Code
State
Zip Code
Group Facilitator
Address
Street
City
Home Phone
School Phone
Home Email
School Email
SCIRA Membership #
School Name
Address
Street
City
State
K-4
Zip Code
K5
5-8
68
9-12
SECTION II
A. Meeting Dates & Locations (Include street addresses if other than
schools above.)
1.
2.
3.
4.
B. Book Titles and Author/s
professional title.)
1. Book Title/Author
Selection Rationale
2. Book Title/Author
Selection Rationale
3. Book Title/Author
Selection Rationale
4. Book Title/Author
Selection Rationale
Name
Membership #
Signature
Council
D. Participating Administrator
Participating School Board
Member
Name
Name
Title
District
District
E. How do you plan to use the books after your meetings?
Signature
Date