Upload
arnav
View
28
Download
0
Tags:
Embed Size (px)
DESCRIPTION
ROOPVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. Title I Parent and Stakeholder Meeting September 10, 2013. The Purpose of the Meeting. To inform parents of their school’s participation in Title I To explain the requirements of Title I To explain the rights of parents to be involved. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Citation preview
ROOPVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Title I Parent and Stakeholder MeetingSeptember 10, 2013
◦ To inform parents of their school’s participation in Title I
◦ To explain the requirements of Title I
◦ To explain the rights of parents to be involved
The Purpose of the Meeting
What does it mean to be a Title I School?
What is the 1% Set Aside for Parental Involvement?
What is the LEA (Local Education Agency) Title Plan?
What is a Title I Schoolwide Plan?
What Will You Learn. . . .
What is a School-Parent Compact?
How do I request the qualifications of my child’s teacher?
How will I be notified if my child is taught by a teacher who is not Highly Qualified?
What Will You Learn. . . .
Schools receiving federal funding to supplement the school’s existing programs.
The funds are used to:
What is a Title I School?
Conduct parental involvement meetings/trainings/activities
Purchase supplemental staff/programs/materials/supplies
Identify students experiencing academic difficulties and provide timely assistance to these students to meet Georgia’s
challenging content standards
Each school system receives federal funds based upon the poverty level ◦ (Number of students receiving free/reduced—F/R
lunch)
How are Title I Funds Used?
The school system is required to set aside money in certain areas to include (FY13):
How are Title I Funds Used?
Set-Asides
1% Parental Involvemen
t
1%Homeless Set Aside*
5%Flexible Learning Program
Neglected Set Aside
Alice’s House
KidsPeace
After set asides have been addressed, the remaining funds are allocated to each participating school based upon the number of students who receive F/R Lunch
FY13 LEA (Carroll County) Allocation--$3,784,176
How are Title I Funds Used?
School Systems exceeding $500,000 in Title I funds are required to set aside1% for Parental Involvement
Of the 1% Parent Involvement Set Aside:
Parental Involvement1% Set Aside
5% •May be reserved for LEA systemwide initiatives related to parental involvement
95% •The remaining amount must be allocated to all participating schools for parental involvement activities
Title I Parents have a RIGHT to know how the funds are spent.
The SIP (School Improvement Plan) is your school’s Title I School Improvement Plan
(Schoolwide Plan)and includes:
◦ A Needs Assessment and Summary of Data◦ Goals and Strategies to Address the Academic
Needs of the Students◦ Professional Development Needs◦ Coordination of Resources/Comprehensive Budget◦ The School’s Parental Involvement Plan
Title I SIPSchoolwide Plan
Title I Parents have a RIGHT to be involved in the development of this plan.
This plan addresses how the school will implement the parental involvement
requirements of the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001. Components include. . .
School’s Parental Involvement Plan
Parental Involvement in
Decision-Making and Activities
Utilization of Parental
Involvement Funds
Information and Training for
Parents
Building Capacity in Parents and Staff for Strong
Parental Involvement
Title I Parents have a RIGHT to be involved in the development of their school’s Parental Involvement Plan
A commitment from the school, the parent(s), and the student to share in the responsibility for improved academic achievement.
Compact Distribution-by school
School-Parent Compacts
Title I Parents have a RIGHT to be involved in the development of the School-Parent Compact
Parents have a right to request the qualifications of their child’s teachers
Parents Right to Know Letter and Student Handbook
“Parent’s Right to Know”
Title I Parents have a RIGHT to know the qualifications of teachers.
For the FY13 School Year, Carroll County Schools had. . .◦ 99.83% Highly Qualified Teachers◦ 100% Highly Qualified Paraprofessionals
Notification to parents regarding teachers not meeting NCLB’s requirements for Highly Qualified
How parents are notified
Parent Notification of Non-Highly Qualified (HiQ) Teacher
Process and Timeline
How the evaluation informs next year plan
Title I Parent Surveys
Title I Schools are required to host an Annual Title I Meeting each year
School Annual Title I Meeting
Highest-Performing SchoolsIthica Elementary
High Progress SchoolsCentral ElementaryMt. Zion Elementary
Sharp Creek ElementaryVilla Rica Elementary
Villa Rica Middle
Title I Reward Schools
Roopville Elementary
Parent Resource Areas in Schools
Parent Information and Resource Center
QUESTIONS
Carroll County Schools Title I Program