Egypt Elementary Home of the Eagles Jana Richey, Principal Raleigh-Egypt Middle Home of the Pharaohs Rommie Vasser, Principal Raleigh-Egypt High Home of

Egypt ElementaryHome of the Eagles

Jana Richey, Principal

Raleigh-Egypt MiddleHome of the Pharaohs

Rommie Vasser, Principal

Raleigh-Egypt HighHome of the Pharaohs

Michael Bailey, Principal

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ANNUAL TRIFECTA TITLE I

PARENT MEETING September 15, 2011

• Egypt Elementary • (Jana Richey, Principal)

• Raleigh-Egypt Middle• (Rommie Vasser, Principal)

• Raleigh Egypt High• (Michael Bailey, Principal)

MCS does not discriminate against any person based on race,

color, gender, national origin, disability or age.







TITLE IPARENT MEETING

September 16, 2011AGENDA – 9:00 AM

WELCOME Tri-fecta Administrative Representative

TITLE ONE IN REVIEW Instructional Facilitators: Cammesha Sims, Melanie Knapp, Travis McGlothian, & Vanessa Wallace

Parent Counselor: Karma Douglas & Johnican Lias

Title One Quiz Parents & Other Audience MembersCLOSING REMARKS

MCS does not discriminate against any person based on race,

color, gender, national origin, disability or age.







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TITLE IPARENT MEETING AGENDA – 5:30 PM

Presentation of Colors Raleigh-Egypt High School AFJ ROTC

National Anthem Raleigh-Egypt High School Choir

WELCOME Northeast Regional Representative/ REMS Students

OPENING REMARKS Trifecta Principals

ACT Explore Tara Hardy REMS

PERFORMANCE Egypt Elementary School (Poetry)

TITLE ONE IN REVIEW Instructional Facilitators: Cammesha Sims, Melanie Knapp, Travis McGlothian, & Vanessa Wallace

PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT Johnican Lias– Parent Counselor

TITLE ONE QUIZ Instructional Facilitators

PERFORMANCE Raleigh-Egypt Middle School (R.I.M.)

CLOSING REMARKS Raleigh-Egypt High School Principal

MCS does not discriminate against any person based on race, color, gender, national origin, disability or age.







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DID YOU KNOW?

The No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 mandates the use of federal funds to meet state benchmarks for student

achievement.

Egypt Elementary, Raleigh-Egypt Middle, and Raleigh-Egypt High

Schools are ALL federally funded, school-wide Title I Schools.







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MISSION OF TITLE I

The mission of Title I in the Memphis City Schools is to provide opportunities for

students to meet the challenging content and performance standards

expected of all students.







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PURPOSE OF TITLE ONE:

• To provide children with an enriched and accelerated program

• To promote parental involvement

• To ensure high standards







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HOW WE USE OUR FUNDS?

OurTitle One funds provide :

– Academic programs and strategies– Additional personnel– Professional Development

opportunities– Technology– Student resources & materials– Interventions (after, during, & Saturday school

tutorials)

– Parental Involvement Opportunities







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We are monitored on TEN COMPONENTS

1. Comprehensive Needs Assessment2. School-wide Reform Strategies3. Instruction by Highly Qualified Staff4. High Quality Professional

Development5. Attracting Highly Qualified Teachers







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We are monitored on TEN COMPONENTS

6. Increasing Parental Involvement7. Providing Assistance to

Preschool Children 8. Involving Teachers in Decision-

Making9. Timely, Additional Assistance to

Students Experiencing Difficulty10.Coordination and Integration of

Federal, State, and Local programs







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Title One Compliance also involves:

Conducting an Annual Title I Meeting andReporting & Distributing (See Parent Handbooks) :

1. District/School/AYP Status Information2. Parents’ Right to Know Information3. Military Recruitment Regulations4. Homeless Children & Families Regulations5. MCS Student Code of Conduct 6. Primary Home Language Forms7. Our School Improvement Plan







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Title I Compliance also involves:

Reporting & Distributing (See Parent Handbooks)

: 8. Teacher Qualifications9. Status of Highly Qualified

Paraprofessionals 10. School Choice Information 11. District & School Family Engagement

Policies12. School/Home Compacts13. Academic Interventions14. Opportunities for additional parent

meetings and trainings







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OUR 2010 AYP STATUS:

Your HELP is NEEDED so ALL of our schools can be in GOOD STANDING !!!

• Egypt Elementary(School Improvement Level 2)

• Raleigh-Egypt Middle School (State/LEA Reconstitution Plan1)

• Raleigh-Egypt High School (School Improvement Level 1)







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ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT INTERVENTIONS:

• MCS Academic Intervention Plan is the Excell Reports

• MCS Literacy Plan • Extended Learning Programs• Reading Is Fundamental (RIF)• Discipline Plan

• Additional Interventions by school:– Egypt Elementary - Stanford Math, Destinations,

ThinkLink, Differentiated Instruction, Failure Free Reading, Reading Counts

– Raleigh Egypt Middle - Read 180, Stanford Math, SES, E-Learning

– Raleigh-Egypt High School – Reading Plus, Stanford Math, ThinkLink, E-Learning, Course Recovery







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WAYS WE COMMUNICATE YOUR CHILD’S ACADEMIC

PROGRESS

• Various Assessment Reports (Gateway, TCAP, TCAP Writing; ThinkLink, End of Course test, weekly D.A.T.A. assessments, nine weeks & semester exams)

• Reading Programs • Progress Reports• Report Cards• School Code of Conduct• Parent-Teacher Conferences• Supplemental Educational Services (SES)

Tutorial Services

Parents may request assistance translating these results.







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PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT is KEY!!

We encourage on-going parentalinvolvement in the educational

process. We share a common goal ofpromoting success in every child

daily.

How can you help us be successful?







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We encourage parent participation in all school

activities!!







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PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT ACTIVITIES

• Become a Volunteer (Parents on Patrol, Watch DOGS, Classroom Assistants,

Extracurricular Activities)• Participate in Parent Meetings, Workshop &

Training Sessions (Annual Parent Meeting, Parent Curriculum Nights, Parent-Teacher

Conferences, District Parent Training)• Review Family Engagement Policies

(see Title I Parent Handbook)• School Improvement Plan• School Leadership Team• Review School/Parent/Student Compacts

(see Title I Parent Handbook)







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WORKING TOGETHER WILL LEAD TO A MAJOR

CHANGE !

School +Parents +

Students = SUCCESS







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Our students – Your children WILL be successful with ALL

of US working together!!







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TITLE I QUIZ TIME !!







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1. Increasing Parental Involvement2. Providing High Quality

Professional Development3. Attracting Low Quality Teachers4. Providing Timely, Additional

Assistance to Students Experiencing Difficulty

Which is NOT a Component for Title One Monitoring?







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THE ANSWER IS

3







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1. Become a Volunteer2. Participate in Parent

Meetings and Workshops3. Review the Family

Engagement Policies4. All of the Above

HOW CAN PARENTS GET INVOLVED?







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THE ANSWER IS

4







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1. Triangle2. Trifecta3. Tripod4. Trifold

What is the collaboration called between Egypt Elementary, Raleigh-Egypt Middle, and

Raleigh-Egypt High School?







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THE ANSWER IS

2







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1. Gateway, TCAP, ThinkLink, End of Course Assessments

2. Report Cards3. Student-to-Student4. 1 and 2 only5. All of the above

WHICH ARE WAYS WE COMMUNICATE SCHOOL

AND STUDENT PROGRESS?







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ANSWER IS

4







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1. To provide opportunities for students to meet performance standards.

2. To discriminate against any person based on race, color, gender, origin, disability or age.

3. To ensure high standards.4. To create a positive and

supportive learning environment.

WHICH IS NOT PART OF TITLE ONE?







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THE ANSWER IS

2







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WHO IS YOUR SCHOOL’S Instructional Facilitator?







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THE ANSWER IS

Egypt Elementary Ms. Cammesha Sims

Raleigh-Egypt Middle School Ms. Melanie Knapp & Mr. Travis

McGlothian

Raleigh- Egypt High School Ms. Vanessa Wallace







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FOR WHICH THINGS CAN TITLE I FUNDS

NOT BE USED?

1. Technology2. Teacher Resources and

Materials3. Student Incentives4. Parental Involvement

Opportunities







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THE ANSWER IS

3







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THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING OUR TRIFECTA TITLE I

MEETING.

Do you have any Questions ?

Please feel free to contact your child's school for

additional Title I questions.

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