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Title I Program
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Title I is a federally funded general education program that supplements reading and math instruction in designated schools. In partnership with classroom teachers and parents, the Title I teachers work to help children become better readers and better mathematicians. They provide one-on-one and small group instruction to help children attain independence. They also work with classroom teachers to differentiate lessons for students. Title One is a supplemental program. It does not replace regular reading or math instruction in the classroom. It is actually a second dose of instruction. Use the links below to see answers for common Title I questions: |
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Websites
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Community Resources
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Click here for a list of community resources compiled by Title teachers. |
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Title I School Websites
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In accordance with recent federal legislation, the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB), school districts that receive Title I federal funds are required to notify parents of their right to request information regarding the professional qualifications of their child’s teacher including degrees and certifications held and whether the teacher is certified in the area he/she is teaching. If you wish this information, please contact the principal of your child’s building. |