1. Butte Elementary Title I Kickoff Night
October 4, 2018

2. Agenda Review of Year-to-Date Progress -Rockey
Purpose of Title 1 Funding – Rockey/Students
Review Title 1 Plan and Budget for the School Year - McDermott
Current Academic Programs
Preview ways that you and your student can be involved. - Taner

3. Our Staff
Introduce Staff in Attendance (If you are here, please stand up and wave your hands so we can recognize you ☺)

4. The Purpose of Title 1 Funding
General Overview

5. Title 1 Overview Purpose:
Financial Assistance To Local Educational Agencies For The Education Of Children Of Low-Income Families
Established in the Elementary and Secondary Education Act by President Johnson in 1965
Criteria: 40% of students must be eligible for Free/Reduced Lunch

6. Funding Requirements Two Target Areas Instruction
Must be supplemental to Core/Required Programs
Family Engagement Activities
2% of budget dedicated to this category
Goal: Partner with Parents in Child’s Education

7. Current Academic Programs
Math- GoMath!
Reading and LA- Journeys
Science- FOSS kits
Social Studies- Various according to grade level
Health- The Great Body Shop

8. Goals for the Year Increase student attendance (goal is 95%)
Increase academic performance by 1.5% in Math and ELA
Engage parents further with student learning

9. Title 1 Budget - $ Domain Expenditures Instruction $59,089
Parent Involvement
$10,522
Total
$69,611

10. Instruction $56,779 $8,316 $65,095 (Figures are approximate…)
 (Figures are approximate…)
Title 1 Expenditures
Non-Certified Salaries & Benefits
Tutor Advisors for intervention programs
$56,779
Instructional Supplies
Online learning licenses, intervention materials, supplies for programs, etc
$8,316
Total
$65,095

11. Parent Involvement $2,000 Title 1 Expenditures
Food and Supplies for Parent Involvement Events
Title 1 Kickoff Night,
$2,000
Total

12. Recommendations for changes? What new ideas might we consider?
Please take a few moments to write down:
Recommendations for changes?
New ideas to consider.

13. Testing Results-MAP Tests
On the Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) students showed increases in most academic areas.
Language: We increased from 60% to 68% proficient.
Reading: We increased from 58% to 67% proficient.
Mathematics: We remained the same at 63% proficient.

14. Testing Results-State Test
Butte PEAKS testing we showed improvement in all areas.
Math
41.48% to 55.7% Proficient to Advanced
58.52% to 44.3% Below to Far Below Proficient
Language Arts
42.65% to 56.5% Proficient to Advanced
57.36% to 43.2% Below to Far Below Proficient
Science
38.64% to 59.8% Proficient to Advanced
61.36% to 42.8% Below to Far Below Proficient

15. Progress Reports Expect Quarterly Progress reports from the school.
We also send PEAKS data home in the Fall from the previous year.
We send MAP testing results home at parent teacher conferences. We can send them home if you request them at other times in the year.

16. Parent Engagement Policy
We encourage you to:
get involved in helping to make decisions about our school and programs.
Volunteer at the school to support our programs
Be involved in decisions about your students education.
Be partners with the school in educating your child.

17. Alaska S.T.E.P.P.
How to access

18. Alaska Indistar http://www.indistar.org
Login info is: (case sensitive)
Username: GuestS11176
Password: GuestS11176
We will also have paper copies of our plan in the front office for you to look at by the end of October.

19. Contact Info and Feedback
Questions?
Feel free to contact us (Mr. Rockey, Mr. McDermott, or Ms. Taner) at the office
Survey
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