
Title I programs generally offer:
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Extra time for teaching Title I students the skills they need
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Additional teaching materials which supplement a student’s regular instruction
Title I Information
How does a school determine their use of Title I funds to design the school’s program? Each school has a team made up of administrators, staff, and parents (Instructional Council). This team determines program needs based on data from state and district testing. Programs are required to align with the school’s Title I plan as well as the school’s 90-Day Plan.
How does the District monitor and support the Title I programs at the schools? The District Title I Resource Staff supports the schools throughout the year. The purpose of this support is to provide program mentoring, technical assistance, and effective instructional delivery to ensure compliance with Title I regulations.
How do I find out about Title I at my school? Every Title I school is required to have an Annual Meeting to explain the school’s Title I budget and school grade. Parents can also contact the school for information regarding Title I.