From the Library of Congress website:
"The Library of Congress announces the availability of $300,000 to support Teaching with Primary Sources (TPS) program activities conducted by an educational organization operating in one of the following southern states: Florida, Georgia or Texas. Further, this educational organization will join the Teaching with Primary Sources Educational Consortium, a body tasked with the design and implementation of this growing national program."
"Periodically, subject to funding, the Library of Congress issues Notices of Funding Availability to interested school districts, universities, library systems and other educational organizations, inviting to them to apply for grants to become members of the Teaching with Primary Sources Educational Consortium. Consortium members assist the Library in designing and implementing the Teaching with Primary Sources (TPS). This national program professional development program helps K-12 teachers build their students' literacy, critical thinking skills and content knowledge with engaging, high-quality instruction based on the Library of Congress's collection of 13.5 million digitized primary sources. The Library has issued this NOFA to recruit an institutional partner in one of the following states: Florida, Georgia or Texas."