Title I

Connect is a Title I Schoolwide Program School

Connect receives federal Title I funding to support student learning. Title I is a federal program that provides additional resources to schools serving students who may need extra academic support.

As a Title I Schoolwide Program school, we use these funds to improve instruction and academic outcomes for all students. Title I funds help us:

• Provide additional academic interventions and supports

• Offer extended learning opportunities (such as tutoring or after-school programs)

• Support professional development for teachers and staff

• Purchase instructional materials and educational technology

• Strengthen family engagement activities

Family and Parent Involvement

Families play an important role in student success. Parents and guardians have the right to be involved in planning, reviewing, and improving our Title I program. This includes participation in:

• The Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP)

• The Title I Parent and Family Engagement Policy

• The School–Parent Compact

Parents may also request information about the professional qualifications of their child’s teacher and may request copies of these documents at the office.

Annual Assessments

• Students in Grades 3 - 8 take the ELA and Math CAASPP tests annually between April 15 - May 15; students in grades 5 and 8 also take the CAST test.

• English Learners complete the Summative ELPAC between April 1 - May 31 annually.

• Students in grades 3 - 8 also complete NWEA Map tests in Reading, Language, and Math annually; these tests take place one week in September and one week in March.

• Students in grades K - 2 complete reading and math diagnostics one week in September and one week in March.

• Local assessment scores are reported out during parent conferences and on report cards in some cases. State test scores are mailed to parents once received and within the legal timeframe. Parents may request copies of assessment scores at any time from the office or their child's teacher.

Connect es una escuela del Programa Título I de Alcance Escolar

Connect recibe fondos federales del Título I para apoyar el aprendizaje de los estudiantes. El Título I es un programa federal que proporciona recursos adicionales a las escuelas que atienden a estudiantes que pueden necesitar apoyo académico adicional.

Como escuela del Programa Título I de Alcance Escolar, utilizamos estos fondos para mejorar la enseñanza y los resultados académicos de todos los estudiantes. Los fondos del Título I nos ayudan a:

• Proporcionar intervenciones y apoyos académicos adicionales

• Ofrecer oportunidades de aprendizaje extendido (como tutorías o programas después de clases)

• Apoyar el desarrollo profesional de maestros y personal

• Comprar materiales de instrucción y tecnología educativa

• Fortalecer las actividades de participación familiar
  
  

Participación de las Familias y los Padres

Las familias desempeñan un papel importante en el éxito de los estudiantes. Los padres y tutores tienen el derecho de participar en la planificación, revisión y mejora de nuestro programa del Título I. Esto incluye la participación en:

• El Plan de Control Local y Rendición de Cuentas (LCAP)

• La Política de Participación de Padres y Familias del Título I

• El Compromiso Escuela–Padres

Los padres también pueden solicitar información sobre las credenciales profesionales del maestro de su hijo(a) y pueden solicitar copias de estos documentos en la oficina.