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I. What is Title I? Title I is a part of the Elementary and Secondary Act of 1965. The purpose of Title I is to help schools supplement and reinforce basic and advanced skills, especially in the areas of reading and math. read more
II. How is Title I Funded? How much money a school gets is based on the number of census poor in the school district and the number of students on free and reduced lunch (Note: The reasoning for this is that low income areas do not . . . read more
III. How are students identified for Title I? The goal is to identify students objectively based on real academic need, not individual teachers’ good intentions or ‘pet peeves.’ Ponca elementary uses an annual needs assessment . . . read more
IV. How are Title I students evaluated? Goal: To have every student make at least one year’s growth and eventually bring their reading and math skills up to or above grade level. At the Title I level, students are evaluated using . . . read more
V. What are the Title I Parental Involvement requirements? *Tip for parents: Just a little bit of parental involvement can improve student scores. Join a field trip, help out with a class holiday party, or eat lunch with your child and . . . read more
PONCA PUBLIC SCHOOL TITLE I PARENT INVOLVEMENT POLICY STATEMENT OF PURPOSE The mission of Ponca Public School District is to provide all the students the best education possible to prepare them to be productive citizens in a . . . read more
VII. Currently in Title I Most Title I students visit the Title I classroom once a day; 25 minutes for reading students, 15 for math students. At the beginning of the school year, a plan was developed for each student that . . . read more
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