Title One Interventions

 

History of Title I

Title one is federal funding given to schools based on low income populations.  It is a program targeted at students who have a history of not meeting or exceeding grade level expectations in Math and English.  Here at PHS we have found success for students who were targeted and being moved up to a higher level.  At PHS, we are no longer a targeted program, therefore all of our students qualify for support, but we have to prioritize funds for our tier 2 and tier 3 students.

 

Title I Resources

Title I offers a wide variety of resources to staff, students, and PHS families.  Some of these resources include staff development opportunities (conferences, workshops, and books), help with classroom/school supplies, classroom celebrations, social-emotional support, individual/group counseling, home visits, prom dress drive, food drive, assistance with Ray Mills applications, financial resourcing for students and families, and parent meetings and phone calls.

 

Who to Contact

Lauren Burke, Title I Social Worker

lburke@d211.org

x1636

 

Leslie Alvarez, Title I Attendance Interventionist

lalvarez@d211.org

x1630