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ILA Exemplary Reading Award

The Exemplary Reading Program Award recognizes outstanding reading and language arts programs at all grade levels (elementary, middle, and high school). Its purpose is to call the public’s attention to outstanding programs in schools throughout Canada and the United States. Each participating state and provincial council, with an active ERPA committee chair, may choose one winning school a year. All public, private, charter, and parochial schools in the United States and Canada are eligible for the award provided. Read more and find application form on ILA's Site.

ILA Celebrate Literacy Award

The Celebrate Literacy Award recognizes organizations, institutions, and individuals that have made significant literacy contributions at the local, state, or provincial level. The hope is that the celebration will familiarize the public with literacy activities in the community and call attention to the work that is being done by the schools and the International Reading Association to promote literacy worldwide. Read more and find application form at ILA's Site.

ILA Honor Council Award

The Honor Council Program annually recognizes local, student and special interest councils that organize and conduct well-rounded programs serving the council members, the community, the state/provincial council, and the International Reading Association. Councils are recognized for accomplishments of the previous year. Read more and find application form at ILA's Site.

ILA Local Council Achievement Award

The Local Council Community Service Award honors a local, student or special interest ILA council for outstanding service to its community and literacy. Many unique ideas have been realized through such community projects. Examples include information packets for parents of newborns, programs and materials for children and adults living in shelters, and reading promotion activities for the local library. These projects reach beyond their immediate community and become models that others can adapt to meet literacy needs outside the classroom. Read more and find application form at ILA's Site.