$65,000 to support literacy

The Barbara Bush Foundation For Family Literacy Is Pleased To Announce Our 2012 National Grant Competition. The Foundation’s Grant-making Program Seeks To Develop Or Expand Projects Designed To Support The Development Of Literacy Skills For Adult Primary Care Givers And Their Children. A Total Of Approximately $650,000 Will Be Awarded; No Grant Request Should Exceed $65,000.

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Originally from Seattle, Jenna graduated from the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. At USC, she studied in the Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism, where she earned her B.A. in broadcast journalism and minored in peace & conflict studies. Her favorite eSchool stories to cover are those involving personalized learning or social media. In addition to her work at eSchool, Jenna also works with the news team at Citadel Radio.

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