West Navarre Intermediate

2016-2017

Annual Title I

Parent Presentation

Title I West Navarre Intermediate is a Title I school. We qualify as a Title I

School, because our free/reduced lunch counts are currently over 40%.

This identification is a big advantage to our school, because we receive

additional federal support to help meet the needs of our students. These

services and supports have included things such as: funding for an

Academic Intervention Specialist, purchases of materials and classroom

curriculum, leveled readers, stipends for before and after school tutoring,

professional development of faculty/staff, and computer

software/hardware. Title I places an emphasis on targeting students with

academic needs and focuses resources where they can most benefit

students.

Title I also supports parent involvement and education. We continue to

look for ways we can help meet parent needs and keep parents informed

about the curriculum and education of our students. We encourage you

to share your ideas with us so our school can partner with you.

Right to KnowNo Child Left Behind provides funding to help teachers improve their

instructional skills through training and other professional development.

The law also requires states to develop plans to make sure that all teachers

of core academic subjects are highly qualified. It defines a highly qualified

teacher as one with a bachelor’s degree, full state certification, and

demonstrated competence for each subject taught. The SRC School

District is committed to providing information to you regarding your

child’s teacher and paraprofessional qualifications in a timely manner upon

request.

You will be notified in writing if your child has been assigned or has been

taught for more than four consecutive weeks by a teacher who has not met

the NCLB highly qualified criteria. Please be assured that the SRC School

Districts is dedicated to providing the students of our County with a

quality education.

SPARThe Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESSA) requires that

school districts provide parents with an annual School Public

Accountability Reports (SPAR). The report contains information about

your school: readiness, student performance, school safety, teachers and

staff, Adequate Yearly Progress, and student demographics. These

reports are initially published prior to the beginning of the school year.

For specific information on the measurement of Adequate Yearly

Progress for individual schools, school districts, and the state, please visit

the website at: http://schoolgrades.fldoe.org

To see the SPAR report for your school, visit:

http://doewebprd.doe.state.fl.us/eds/nelbspar/index.cfm

Title I Parent Resources

West Navarre Intermediate will offer many opportunities for

parent involvement throughout the year. Parents and students are

encouraged to use this website to review and/or obtain school

information. We also have many Title I Resources available on

this page, including newsletters, our Title I Compact, and other

valuable information for parents and families.

West Navarre Intermediate also houses a Parent Involvement

Center full of resources for parents. This is located to the left of

the Front Desk. The Parent Resource Center has information for

parents, literature, and a computer and printer for parent use.

Parent Resource CenterCome stop by our parent resource center anytime!

Thank you for coming and

partnering with us

in your child’s education!

Shana Dorsey, Principal

Nadia Colin, Asst. Principal