1. Williams Elementary World of Endless Possibilities
Title I Parent Orientation
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World of Endless Possibilities

2. Be sure to check us out on Social Media
Williams Elementary
Williams Elementary serves students in Pre- Kindergarten to Fourth Grade. This year we have four full day Pre-Kindergarten classrooms.
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3. TITLE I
Title I is short for “Title I, Part A of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965, Reauthorized by the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act of 2001.”
Title I is the largest federal aid program for elementary, middle and high schools. Through Title 1, all students in a school Receive a fair and equal opportunity for a quality education.
National Standards for Parent Family Involvement Programs, National PTA, 2004

4. Take a look at Programs and Tools at Williams Elementary
High Expectations for all students AR Intervention Program Physical Ed. Literacy Lab Speech GT Library Counseling Diagnostician Department
Full Day Pre-Kindergarten Dyslexia Instruction 504 Program Music: Choir and Percussion Program Netbooks Waterford I-stations Our amazing Library Bilingual & ESL Program And much more…

6. Title I is based on three important ideas
All students should work toward the same high goals.
Local districts, schools, and parents work together to determine what their students need to succeed.
Parents are partners in helping all students achieve.
National Standards for Parent Family Involvement Programs, National PTA, 2004

7. Duties of a Title I School
Develop school wide programs; find ways to strengthen core academic programs and reform educational strategies
Set goals for improvement-Campus Improvement Plan (CIP)
Provide quality programs to add to classroom instruction
Involve parents in all aspects of the program
Parent Policy
Parent Advisory Committee
Parent Involvement Meetings
Title Annual Meetings
National Standards for Parent Family Involvement Programs, National PTA, 2004

8. As a Parent, How can I help?
Ask for progress reports and report cards
Make regular attendance a top goal for your child.
Keep in touch with your child’s teacher and attend parent-teacher conferences.
Make sure to attend the meeting for the Parent/Teacher/Student Compact
Keep teachers informed about events and issues that may affect your child’s work or behavior.
Continue creating routines for your child to encourage time for homework.
Continue your constant conversations with your child about school.
National Standards for Parent Family Involvement Programs, National PTA, 2004

9. Parent Involvement Become a school volunteer
Make sure to check us out on Social Media
Become a involved in the Give Me Five Program
Become involved and informed about your parent involvement policy
Check for invitations to attend school events/functions
Make sure to attend the Title I Meeting
Read school report cards
National Standards for Parent Family Involvement Programs, National PTA, 2004

10. Making Learning a Daily Adventure

11. Computer and Finance Classes
CHARLAS
November 2 on Wednesday 10-12
Computer and Finance Classes
October 5 on Wednesdays 6-8
Nutrition Classes
January 10 on Wednesdays 10-11

12. October PM

13. World of Endless Possibilities The Parent The Child The School
Williams Elementary
World of Endless Possibilities The Parent The Child The School

14. For taking the time and coming to support your child and your child’s school. Your support is so important and is greatly appreciated!!!

15. Parent Involvement Is
Making A Difference!!!
Just take a look...