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Title I Orientation
2014-2015
Agenda
Attributes of a successful school
Overview of Title I
Parent Involvement
Volunteer Opportunities
What’s New at Schmalz
Attributes of a Successful School
Strong parent support
A rigorous 21st Century Curriculum
Resources to help students achieve
Classrooms equipped for teaching and learning with 21st century learning tools
Strong school leadership
Highly qualified staff
Betty and Jean Schmalz Elementary
Title I Schoolwide Campus
Title I
Is a federal program 2 types of Title I Campuses
Targeted
Schoolwide
Strives to ensure students learn and perform at levels to meet or exceed state challenging academic performance
Provides Supplemental funds which are used for additional staff and instructional programs, resources to improve student education, professional development for staff and parent involvement.
Parent Involvement
Parents are encouraged to:
Provide input and offer feedback on the Title I program
Participate in the development of School-Parent Compacts and Parent Involvement Policies
Attend at least 1 parent conference on campus
Volunteer
Attend Parent Trainings and Family Nights
Participate on Campus or District Committees
Volunteer Opportunities
Junior Achievement
Game Day
Keys Mentors
Young Men on a Mission Mentors
Young Ladies Who Shine mentors
Read stories to Pre-K
Career Week
Workroom
You may sign up tonight! We need you!
Parent Notification of Parent Activities
Parents receive invitations and reminders for all parent
activities. These invitations and advertisements are provided
in a variety of ways such as the schools’ websites, face book,
Twitter, newsletters, flyers, automated calling systems, and
marquis, reminder e-mails from classroom teachers, etc.
Parent Notification/Academics
Title I campuses shall provide assistance to parents in understanding and receiving information regarding
The curriculum in use at the school
The forms of academic assessment used to measure student progress
The proficiency levels that students are expected to meet in order to be academically successful
The guidance for parents to work with their child to improve student achievement
The requirement under No Child Left Behind
Title I Parent Involvement Plan
Each school has The Title I Parent Involvement Plan which describe
the school’s plan for involving you and other parents in your child’s
education. The plan is located on our school website. In the Spring, a
monkey survey will be emailed to parents to receive parent feedback.
Parent Compact (Conferences and school website)
Parent Involvement Policy (School Website)
Title I Parent Information Brochure
The Title I Parent Information
brochure, which is sent home to
each family, includes detailed
information about Parent’s Rights
and the Title I program from the
campus and district level. It will be
sent home in Tuesday folders.
Parent Survey and Reservation of Funds
A parent survey will be provided in hallway outside the gym.
On the back, please share ideas on how to spend Parent involvement Title I funds.
What’s New?
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Schmalz Elementary – Katy ISD
What’s New?
THE KATY ISD MOBILE APP
A free tool for the KISD community
Follow the news that matters to you
choose from multiple district and campus feeds
Follow your child’s cafeteria balance.
Make a deposit into their account from your device.
Stay connected with your school staff, administration,
and more.
http://www.katyisd.org/sites/mobileapp/
Save the Date!
Family Math Night
Magnificent Math Moments
Presented by the Children’s Museum of Houston
September 25, 2014
6:00 to 7:30 in the Gym
Save the Date!
Parent Training
Developing Inventive Minds
Presented by the Children’s Museum of Houston
November 14, 2014
9:00 to 10:00
Learning Center
Curriculum Night Sept. 4th Pre-K
Learning Center
Kindergarten and 2nd grade
Classroom
Kinder/Fife room 509
Mrs. G. Gonzalez 506
Mrs. Robisheaux 504
4th grade
Gym
Ms. Roberts 502
Ms. Sanchez 501
Curriculum Night Sept. 9th
1st grade
Classroom
3rd grade
Classroom
5th grade
Gym