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Title I at Willow Elementary Presented during annual Open House August 30 th, 2012 By Mrs. Anders
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What is Title I? Federal assistance program that provides funding to high-poverty schools Schools qualify based on free and reduced lunch count Funds are used to support all students in the school.
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What does this mean for Willow Elementary? Extra Resources and Student Services Technology Books Title I Teacher Small group instruction Extra Programing Family Nights Reading Rewards Program ( 75%) Teacher Trainings Technology Classroom Curriculum
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AYP (Adequate Yearly Progress) Willow Elementary currently meets AYP Reading: 87% proficient Writing: 73% proficient Math: 83% proficient We need to continue growing! Our goal is to increase proficiency 3% across all areas.
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Keeping Track… SUBJECTASSESMENTCLASSROOM Reading Imagine It! AssessmentsPK-2 Reading Streets Assessments3-6 Accelerated Reader quizzes1-6 *AIMSWEB AssessmentsK-6 **SuccessMaker AssessmentsK-6 MATH Math Expressions Assessments2-5 McDougal-Littell Course 1 Assessments6 OTHER ***MAP AssessmentsK-6 Student Self-Assessments (Conferences)3-6 Grade Level Check SheetsK-3 Informal Portfolios4/5 Teacher ObservationK-6 *AIMSWEB is a standardized, individually administered test that provides a measure of risk for learning to read. This test is administered to all students - kindergarten through sixth grade. **SuccessMaker is an interactive learning program for reading, language arts, and math. There is a bilingual component. Teachers can monitor, assess, and direct the progress of students. ***MAP (Measures of Academic Progress) a web-based assessment tool by NWEA.
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Parent Involvement Parent Involvement Policy & Parent Compact Working together to share the responsibility for improved student academic achievement Together we can! Parents we need your help! Feedback on PIP & Parent Compact Accountability Team Family nights Look for meeting notices in the newsletter and signs around town
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Parent Rights You can and should: Request meetings to make suggestions to school staff as needed Participate in decisions regarding your child and their education Request teacher qualifications Submit written review on our Title I Action Plan Plan will be posted on the District Website
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Is she done yet? I’m HUNGRY! Please make sure you signed in Is this your first time attending a Title I/Family Night event? Take a draft of PIP & Parent Compact We would love to hear your ideas and suggestions We need volunteers! Library Book Fair
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