title i annual parent meeting liberty grove elementary september 29, 2014
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Title I Annual Parent Meeting
Liberty Grove ElementarySeptember 29, 2014
What is Title I?Title I is a K-12 program that provides additional academic support and learning opportunities for students at schools with high percentages of socioeconomically disadvantaged students. The program is intended to ensure that all students meet state academic achievement standards.
Goals of Title I Increase academic achievement Provide direct instructional support for
students Provide professional development
support for teachers Promote parent education and
involvement
Parent Rights Ask for meetings and trainings Review the results of the annual parent
involvement effectiveness survey Review the school’s achievement data Review the parent involvement policy
and make suggestions for modification
Parent Involvement Two parent representatives will be
members of our Campus Improvement Team (CIT), and have the ability to contribute to the decisions made for our campus on the Campus Improvement Plan (CIP)
We are currently looking for two volunteers to serve on the Liberty Grove CIT.
Liberty Grove Parent Involvement PolicyKey points Parents will be involved in the planning,
review and improvement of the school’s parental involvement policy. Campus Improvement Team
Representation
Liberty Grove Parent Involvement PolicyKey points
Materials and training to help parents will be provided. Math/Science Night Literacy Night Weekly folders
Liberty Grove Parent Involvement Policy Key Points
Teacher training on parent collaboration Reaching out and communicating Parents are partners Building ties between home and school Flyers, phone messages, notices, memos,
school newsletters, campus web pages, school programs and meetings
Parent conferences
Liberty Grove Parent Involvement Policy Key Points
Funds set aside for parent involvement Materials and refreshments for programs
Liberty Grove Parent Involvement Policy Key Points
Information to Parents Title I meeting Parent/teacher conferences Family Nights/Meet the Teacher/Orientation Class Newletters/Principal Monthly letters Progress/report cards STAAR Night State assessment data
Liberty Grove Parent Involvement Policy Key Points
Volunteer Opportunities Watch Dogs Field Trips PTA Classroom helpers
School Performance Data3rd Grade
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Liberty Grove ElementaryCampus Improvement PlanCommittee Members
Bari Wooley- Comm. RepLeeann Ayala- 5th
Melanie Farrell-4thJeanette Glaze-3rd
Kathy Martin- 2nd
Sylvia Ruiz- 1st
Lisa Sinkule- ISTMichelle Thompson- Sped
Pam Bell- Comm. RepGreg Chatman- Comm. RepLinda Sires- GISD RepSusan Clark- paraElisa Wittrock- principal_______________- parent_______________-parent
Campus Improvement Plan Goal1
Learning Environment- We will provide a secure learning environment that allows active
student participation and opportunities to collaborate through relevant content and
instruction.
Performance Objective100% of students will be engage in classrooms
that promote collaboration and 21st century skills through rigorous learning opportunities.
Campus Improvement PlanGoal 2
Digital Tools- We will develop processes and applications to achieve the equitable
distribution of digital resources, along with adequate training and support for
implementation.
Campus Improvement PlanGoal 3
Learning Standards- We will develop an aligned, standards-based system which
will be delivered consistently where each child will receive the basic foundations in
addition to challenging and relevant learning.
Campus Improvement PlanGoal 4
Assessment- We will develop a consistent, yet flexible system of assessing students' progress
with appropriate feedback and ensure this system is clearly communicated to students, staff, parents
and the community.
Performance Objective100% of parents will receive ongoing information
regarding the progress of their students
Campus Improvement PlanGoal 5
Learning Organization- We will promote and support innovative and exemplary curriculum,
professional development, and instructional practices in order to continuously enhance
teaching and extend learning.
Performance Objective100% of teachers will integrate Fundamental Five
and Thinking Maps in their daily instructional practices.
Campus Improvement PlanGoal 6
Accountability- We will monitor and maintain key performance indicators to assess progress
toward goals.
Performance ObjectiveBy June 2015, the STAAR Level II- Phase II passing percentage will by 15% for all grade 3-5 students.
Campus Improvement Plan Goal 7
Partnerships- We will create a variety of partnerships, including families, colleges,
businesses, and community organizations that establish avenues to vault student success.
Performance ObjectiveDuring the 2014-15 school year, increase
parental/community involvement by 5% based on sign in sheets, raptor and parental survey.
Campus Improvement TeamRequired Meetings
Six times per school year
3 in first semester
3 in second semester
First Campus Improvement Team Meeting
October 2nd, 2014 @ 3:30 PM
Any parents interested in joining the team- send an email to Ms. [email protected]
If more than two volunteers, names will be drawn randomly