Parents play a crucial role in their children’s education, and understanding key programs like Title I can significantly enhance your ability to support their academic success.
We invite all parents to join us for our Annual Title I Meeting to learn more about the program, discuss student goals, and explore ways you can get involved. Grab-and-go snacks will be provided!
Date: November 20th
Time: 5:00 p.m.
Location: Lion Community Learning Center (beside the administration building)
The agenda for this 30-minute meeting will include:
An overview of the Title I Program
Discussion of student goals
Parental involvement opportunities
A Q&A Session
This informative session will be hosted by our Title I teachers—Tera Leroy (GDE), Sierra Fitts (GUE), and LaDonna Ragland (GMS).
What is Title I?
Established under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965, Title I provides federal funding to schools serving communities in proportion to their economic needs. The program’s primary goal is to help students meet challenging state academic standards.
Title I benefits not only children who face obstacles to learning but also the entire school community by promoting:
Enhanced instruction and targeted resources
Strategies to close achievement gaps
Supportive learning environments
Family engagement opportunities
We look forward to seeing you there and partnering with you for student success.