Title I

The Title I program is a grant distributed to schools with high percentages of students in poverty to help ensure all students meet state academic standards

Our school is designated a School-wide Title I School. This means that federal Title I funds are used to improve instructional programs for all students.  

All Title I schools will provide parents with opportunities to review and give input toward School Improvement Plans, family engagement policies, and school-parent-student compacts.

Communication with families will address the following Title I components:

• Providing rigorous, effective instruction in all content by highly qualified teachers and staff;
• Offering high-quality, ongoing professional learning opportunities for staff;
• Creating strategies to increase parental involvement as well as including parent feedback and input into all policies and improvement plans;
• Implementing district systems to ensure that students who experience difficulty attaining proficiency receive effective, timely, additional assistance; and
• Ensuring that plans are reviewed on an on-going basis and revised when necessary.

Family Rights Under Title IA

• Right to request teacher qualifications
• Request opportunities to meet with staff for parent involvement
• Participate in decisions affecting your child
• Review school’s Title I program and make suggestions
• Participate in school activities

We look forward to working with all parents, guardians, and family members to create the most effective school experience for all students.