Title I Pre-K: Stimulus $ Carla Garrett Title I Preschool Consultant Office of School Readiness: DPI.

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Title I Pre-K: Stimulus $ Carla Garrett Title I Preschool Consultant Office of School Readiness: DPI

American Recovery & Reinvestment Act of 2009: Title I, Part A Recovery Funds for Grants to LEAs Opportunity to implement innovative strategies to improve education for at-risk children

Intent of Congress Use of Title I funds for early childhood programs and activities Commitment to expand early childhood educational opportunities and create more seamless web of high quality services for families

Potential Uses of Funds Strengthen and expand early childhood education by providing resources to align Title I Pre-K with state early learning standards for grades K-3 Expand high quality Title I Pre-K programs

AARA Guidance: DOE (April 2009) Use of Funding Reporting Requirements Allocations

Flexible Funding Title I funds can be used for preschool or to supplement or expand other early childhood education programs, such as state-funded prekindergarten, Head Start, Even Start, or Early Reading First. Title I funds may be used in conjunction with existing programs.

Examples of Pre-K Quality Investments Professional Development Teacher Salaries (Increase or Maintain) Research Based Curriculum and Alignment with K-3 Standards Instructional Materials Full Day

Examples of Pre-K Quality Investments (continued) Comprehensive Services Longitudinal Data Family Involvement Assessment – Monitoring the Childrens Progress

Suggestions Build relationships with early childhood partners Champion early education using research and data Dollars are flexible Build on existing resources in communities Invest in coordinated district-wide solutions Link vulnerable children and families to family supports and health services Leverage state and federal fundsand capitalize on funding opportunities.

Use Title I Stimulus $ for Pre-K: It Is A No-Brainer!!! Benefits of Pre-K Exist Well Into Adulthood – Good Child Outcomes Rare Opportunity for a Great Investment! Reduces Spending on Remedial Funding (also funded by Title I) States are EXPECTED to Use Some of the $ for Early Childhood

And WHY Should We Spend Stimulus $ on Title I Pre-K??? For the Children, Of Course!!!

Resources Serving Preschool Children Under Title I, Non- Regulatory American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of Title I Preschool Consultant: Carla cell: