What is Title 1? Title 1 is one of the nation’s largest federal programs through which school districts receive federal funding to provide supplemental instruction for students based upon academic need. The goal is to increase performance and academic achievement in the areas of language arts and/or mathematics. Schools are identified as Title 1 based on the economic level of the families who attend. The number of students receiving free and reduced lunch qualify a school to receive Title 1 funding.
Sanborn Central & Title 1 The free and reduced lunch population at Sanborn Central is greater than 40%, which qualifies us for school-wide Title 1 status.Funding is used to benefit ALL students in the school.Sanborn Central may use Title 1 funds to purchase technology and academic resources, host parent meetings and activities, and provide collaborative planning and professional development for teachers.
Purpose of Title 1: * Help every child receive a high-quality education *Build capacity for parent involvement *Provide professional development for building staff
Eligibility Requirements A variety of factors are used to determine student eligibility, including but not limited to standardized tests, classroom-based assessments and performance, as well as teacher recommendations. How Can Parents Get Involved in Their Child’s Education? Your involvement is an integral part of your child’s education! By taking an active role in our school, parents show their children that they are valued, and that education is important. Below you will find a variety of ways that you can be involved in the education of your child: * Read to and with your child dailyAttend open houses *PTA meetings and parent involvement activities *Attend parent/teacher conferences *Join the school PTA and be an actively involved member *Volunteer in your child’s classroom *Communicate regularly with your child’s teacher
