Insturctional Programs |
Accelerated Reader
Evening Computer Lab Classes
Building Bridges
Cactus Roadrunner Bank
Computer Lab
6th Grade Band
6th Grade Choir
Computer Technology
Content Mastery
Library Classes
Counseling Services
Bilingual Transitional Classes
Gifted/Talented
Early Literacy
Title I School-Wide
Physical Education
Music
Breakfast in the Classroom
Reading Recovery
Special Education Resource Room Classes
Speech Therapy
Inclusion |
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Schoolwide Title I Federal Funds |
Title I funds are provided by the Federal government. These funds help to meet the needs of children attending our school. These funds improve the educational opportunities of our children and help them succeed in the regular classroom, attain grade level proficiency, and improve their achievement in basic and advanced skills.
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Parent Involvement |
Advisory Councils
Campus Improvement Team
District Improvement Team
Open House
Meet the Teachers
Fall
Spring
Parent-Teacher Conferences
Fall
Spring
Informal
Communication Opportunities
Calendars Weekly/Monthly
Memos
Home and Family Publication
Assembly Programs
Musicals
Classroom Plays
Awards Assemblies
Non-Academic Activites
Homeroom Parties
Field Trips
Track Meet
Home Visits
Parent Volunteer Program
PTO |
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Parent's Rights |
Parents have the right to a copy of the law and explanation of policy. Parents also have the right to contribute their input into the development of a Title I program, its implementations and evaluation, and to have activities that are specifically designed to help them help their children improve their academics.
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Special Activities, Awards, and Programs |
Six Weeks Awards Programs
Book Fairs
High School Student Volunteer Program
Honor Roll
ABBIT
P.T.O.
Peer Tutoring
Texas Public School Week
Red Ribbon Week
Monthly Activity Calendar
Spelling Bee
Kindergarten Graduation
Sixth Grade Graduation
Newspaper Articles
Field Day
Kick, Punt and Pass
Carnival
Open House
Go-Getters
Checklist and Report Card Parent Meetings
Three Week Progress Reports
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Goals of Title I Parental |
To inform parents of school children:
Reasons their children are participating.
The specific instructional objectives and methods of the program.
To support the effort of parents to work with children in the home to attain the instructional objects of the program.
To train teachers, principals, and other staff members involved in the district’s Title I program to work effectively with parents.
To consult with parents concerning the manner in which the school and parents can work better together to achieve objectives.
To provide comprehensive range of opportunities for parents to become informed about how the program will be designed, operated and evaluated.
To allow opportunities for parental participation so parents and educators can work together to achieve the programs objectives.
To ensure opportunities, to the extent practical, for the full participation of parents who lack literacy skills or whose native language is not English.
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Responsibilities |
In order to become informed about the law, Parents should be sure to attend the Title I parental involvement (PAC) meetings, and other activities offered at their school. They should also be prepared to become real participants in their children’s education. Sometimes that means making a few sacrifices, but the reward is more than worth it—sharing in the preparation of your children for a good and fulfilling future.
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Title I Provides |
Staff
Teachers
Para-Professionals
Supplies and Materials
Programs
Migrant
Reading Recovery
Extended Year Services |
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