Title Ia - Improving Basic Programs
Overview of Tittle I, Part A
Title I, Part A is a federal program that provides financial support to schools to help disadvantaged and low performing students so that all children meet challenging state academic standards. Eastmont follows the Schoolwide process giving our seven funded schools flexibility to serve all students who demonstrate a need for support. Our schools that receive Title Ia funds are: Cascade Elementary, Grant Elementary, Kenroy Elementary, Lee Elementary, Rock Island Elementary, Clovis Point Intermediate, and Sterling K-7.
Parent Involvement
We know that family involvement in a child’s education is a greater predictor of academic success than whether or not that family is affluent or poor. It is also evident that students whose families take an active interest in their school life are more likely to attend school regularly, pass their classes, enroll in higher-level programs, and go on to higher education or a technical career.
School-Parent Compact: The Compact is an annual agreement between the parent, student, and school regarding the joint responsibilities in helping each student find success. These documents are completed during Parent Conferences.
District Parent Involvement Policy #4130: This policy guides how our district will involve parents in the education of their students. This policy is reviewed each year with parents and updated as needed. If you would like to provide input into the revision of this policy, please contact the Special Programs office and/or be watching for information about a way to get involved.
Parents Right to to be Informed (Spanish Version): Parents of children in schools that receive Title I, Part A funding have the right to request and receive information about the professional qualifications of teachers and instructional paraprofessionals in their building.
District and School Report Card
The District and School Report Card provides the following information on public schools and districts in Washington State: Student Achievement, Student Demographics, and Staff information. For more information, please visit: reportcard.ospi.k12.wa.us
Have a Complaint?
Any individual or organization may file a signed, written complaint if it believes the state, a local school district, an educational service district, or other sub-grantee has violated one or more requirements of federal statutes or regulations or state regulations that apply to a federal program. For more information, please visit: http://www.k12.wa.us/TitleI/CitizenComplaint.aspx
Public School Choice and SES Data
