Title I Purpose & Information

Title I Program Overview

Title I, Part A of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) is a federally funded program designed to assist schools with high numbers or percentages of children from low-income families. The primary goal of Title I is to ensure that all students meet rigorous state academic standards by providing schools with the resources necessary to support student learning and close achievement gaps.

Purpose of Title I Funds

Title I funds are used to:

• Provide Targeted Instructional Support: Offer interventions and supplemental instruction to students at risk of falling behind.
• Enhance Academic Achievement: Improve teaching and learning through evidence-based programs and strategies.
• Engage Families in Education: Foster meaningful parent and family involvement to support student success.

How Title I Supports Schools

Local Education Agencies (LEAs) use Title I funds to:

• Hire qualified teachers, instructional aides, and intervention specialists to provide targeted academic support.
• Purchase instructional materials and technology to enhance student learning.
• Provide professional development to equip educators with the tools and knowledge to meet student needs.
   
• Create family engagement programs that encourage families to actively support their child's education.
   

Title I Services Are Offered At These Schools:

• Coyote Springs Elementary
• Granville Elementary
• Humboldt Elementary
• Lake Valley Elementary
• Mountain View Elementary
• Liberty Traditional
   

Title I Strategies for Learning:

• Individual and small group tutoring before and after school
• Classroom intervention
• Summer school programs
• Parent involvement initiatives