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Title I

Title I

 

Title 1 is a federally funded educational program that provides extra support to students in the area of Reading beyond the regular classroom. The purpose of Title I is to ensure that all children have a fair, equal and significant opportunity to obtain a high-quality education and reach, at a minimum, proficiency on challenging state academic achievement standards and state academic assessments.

Each school district receives money from the state. The state determines how much money each school district receives by the number of low-income students attending each school. However, the students who need the most extra academic support do not have to be from low-income families to receive Title I services. Currently Lake Elementary is our Title I building. Students are eligible to receive Title I services based on multiple criteria that is developmentally appropriate for each grade level. Students receive Title I services during school hours in a small group setting with six to eight students in a group by a highly qualified teacher.  Students' progress is monitored and services are adjusted as needed.

Following consultation between the student’s classroom teacher, building principal and Title I teacher, the student can be dismissed from the Title I program if he/she has made significant progress and has achieved grade level expectations. Once students have been dismissed from the program, they will continue to be monitored to make sure that they maintain grade level expectations. If the student does not maintain expected levels of performance, he/she will again have the opportunity to be placed in the Title I program.

 

Title I Parent Involvement

The Board believes that parental involvement is an important part of the educational program. Current research indicates that a home-school partnership and greater involvement on the part of parents in the education of their children generally result in higher achievement scores, improved student behavior and reduced absenteeism. All parents and foster caregivers are encouraged to take an active role in the education of their children or foster children.

The administration and staff will promote parental involvement by:

  • Holding annual fall parent meetings to explain the Title I program
  • Informing parents of the School-Parent Compact
  • Informing parents of student eligibility
  • Informing parents of student progress
  • Informing parents of parent/teacher conferences
  • Informing parents of annual parent survey

For additional information or concerns please contact:

 

Angel Harbaugh
Curriculum Director
Lake Local School District
436 King Church Ave SW
Uniontown, OH 44685

  Phone: 330-877-9383, Ext. 1009
Fax: 330-877-4754
Email: harbaughangel@lakelocal.org