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Title I
Title I is the largest single program of federal aid for elementary and secondary education.
Decisions on the use of Title I funds are focused on needs at the school level within general guidelines from the state and district level.
The critical element of the law is accountability which requires educators to show results for their efforts rather than mere compliance with program rules.
Program
Title I is dedicated to improving the educational opportunities for all students by helping them:
- Succeed in the regular program
- Attain grade-level proficiency
- Improve academic achievement
The Title I staff is committed to working with Title I schools to set high standards and expectations for all students so that “no child is left behind.”
Schools which have a high percentage of children qualifying for free or reduced priced meals receive an allocation of federal dollars. This allocation is used to pay for resources to support the purpose of Title I and the goals of the school’s School Improvement Plan. These funds must also be used to provide services to homeless children, children in local institutions for neglected children and to ensure that private schools receive “equitable services.”
Title l Program Information: