IDA-GA Scholarship Application for Teachers and Administrators

IDA-GA Is Now Accepting Applications.

Click here for the Teacher Training Scholarship Application 

Click here for the Guidelines to the Teacher Training Scholarship Application

Applications for Scholarships for Teachers and School Administrators

The mission of the Georgia branch of the International Dyslexia Association is to give students with Dyslexia a better learning experience through teacher training, parent support, and student empowerment. One of the ways we do this is through our Teacher Training scholarships.

The goal of these Teacher and School Administrator Scholarships is to provide teachers in Georgia access to evidence-based Structured Literacy training programs.

Please allow one month for the committee to determine the eligibility of the program. For more information about what constitutes IDA standards for classroom teachers, please visit https://dyslexiaida.org/knowledge-and-practices/.

Please review the Teacher Training Scholarship Application Guidelines (at the link below) for complete details. Current scholarships are available for up to 50% of the cost of the training program/course (not including materials). If you are a previous scholarship recipient, you are welcome to apply again. However, the number of applications received will determine scholarship amounts. Already awarded a scholarship from us and completed your training? Congratulations! Please fill out our Teacher Training Follow-up Form.

Read our guidelines and apply today! Have a question about the process? 

Contact us at scholarships@idaga.org

Scholarship award schedule 2023

The goal of the IDA-GA Scholarship Program is to offer scholarships for individuals taking courses in structured literacy professional education methodologies that provide the ability to educate students with dyslexia.  For more information about structured literacy and courses, visit https://ga.dyslexiaida.org/parent-and-teacher-training/.

If you are a public school educator in Georgia looking for a dyslexia endorsement program approved by the state, please be sure to read the newly created (released 12/4/2021) guidance document regarding selecting one of these approved dyslexia endorsement programs: IDA Dyslexia Endorsement Program Guidance Document.