Banner for a literacy grant with smiling book icon, text promoting limited school grants, and image of two children reading. $800,000 in grants awarded. CAPIT Reading Grants logo included.

The CAPIT Literacy Grant provides schools and districts access to the research-validated CAPIT Reading Curriculum, designed to accelerate early literacy development and ensure kindergarten readiness.

Now Accepting Grant Applications Through September 19, 2025.
Limited Grants Available—
Apply Early!

Ensure All Your Preschool Students Are Kindergarten Ready!

CAPIT Preschool Literacy Grants

A recent Johns Hopkins University study found that CAPIT students:

  • Were 46% more likely to achieve kindergarten readiness compared to other students in the district not using CAPIT.

  • Experienced gains that correspond to 46 additional days of learning over the course of a 180-day school year.
    Read the Study.

The Benefits of the CAPIT Reading Grant

  • Science of Reading-Based Curriculum
    Ensures measurable outcomes, helping preschoolers build the skills they need to succeed in Kindergarten.

  • Engaging Multisensory Approach
    Captivating students and enhancing learning effectiveness so you can focus on prevention instead of intervention.

  • Actionable Data
    Empowering teachers to deliver individualized instruction.

  • Easy-to-Use Platform
    Simplifies implementation and adds consistency for educators with tailored implementation support.

Get Started in 4 Steps

Step 1: Apply for a Grant • 5 Minutes

Step 2: Learn about CAPIT • 60 Minutes

Step 3: Receive and Accept the Grant

Step 4: Roster • Train Teachers (3 hours) • Implementation Begins!

Who Qualifies?

Schools and districts that are committed to ensuring that all their preschool students enter Kindergarten prepared for reading success.

Evidence-Based, Research Validated, and Based on the Science of Reading!

Cover of a report titled 'An Evaluation of the CAPIT Reading Curriculum in a Florida School District: Student Achievement Trends' by Joseph Reilly, Ed.D and Nathan Storey, Ph.D, published in February 2025. The report is from Johns Hopkins School of Education, Center for Research and Reform in Education, featuring a partial logo of a book and shield.

PK students are 46% more likely to achieve kindergarten readiness and experience gains that correspond to 46 additional days of learning.

Front page of a customer success story featuring St. Louis Catholic School partnering with Capit Learning, September 2021. The image shows a brick school building with text about Texas educators addressing equity for early learners. Includes a quote by Dr. Jimmy Gourad, Principal, emphasizing kindergarten literacy. Displays Capit Learning logo at the bottom.

CAPIT enables preschool students to break the alphabetic code and even learn to read and spell before entering Kindergarten.

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Dr. Jimmy Gouard, Principal, St. Louis Catholic School, Castroville, TX

“Typically, most students enter kindergarten without knowledge of letter sounds. These students will finish kindergarten being able to read.”

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Dr. Kingsby, Principal, Los Angeles CA

“The CAPIT Reading Grant was a game changer for our school. We had no idea how much our students could accomplish in so little time. The CAPIT Grant has given them the reading skills they need to succeed in elementary school and beyond.”