What is Title I?
Title I is the largest federally funded program for elementary and secondary education in the nation. Re-authorized by the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), formerly known as the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001, Title I funding helps local school divisions provide equal educational opportunities for low-performing students in schools with economic needs. The goal of Title I is to enable all students to be on grade level in reading and mathematics and to meet state and local standards.
Title Parent Involvement Policy-Plan
Read Works Information And Links
Student link: www.readworks.org/student
2nd Grade Students Will Need Class Code G7LP2G
3rd Grade Students Will Need Class Code LW6T3B
4th Grade Students Will Need Class Code AGTJ2Z
Temporary Passwords are set at 1234
Click HERE to view DIRECTIONS for using Read Works.
See Attached Memo For Directions
The link shows and narrates how to read the text and answer questions on the website
IXL
IXL is a web-based program that targets MATH for all grades K-12 with problems based on the common core standards. The math problems have a wide variety of question types, from word problems to interactive graphing. A great feature IXL provides is if a child gets the wrong answer, IXL explains why. Students can also choose to watch a video explanation for the problem using different numbers. IXL provides insightful reporting that tracks student progress which helps the teacher provide immediate feedback to students in need.
IXL is not just about helping your kids learn math, it's also about helping them enjoy learning. That means encouraging them to have fun! IXL makes learning fun. Students would much rather be playing on the computer, so let them! Thanks to vibrant images, colorful illustrations, and meaningful content at every turn, learning has never been just so much fun. One of the ways IXL makes learning fun is through hundreds of virtual awards that reflect kids' favorite animals, foods, places, and hobbies. On IXL math, each grade level has its own themed game board, filled with hidden prizes, so practicing math is like one big treasure hunt.
Milan Elementary has our own login so make sure you log into our specific site!
https://www.ixl.com/signin/milan
All students have their own username and password. IXL is also available as an app for mobile math practice! Get started now!
Title Information
PTC+ Night
Wednesday, October 14, 2020
- Title Booth Information
- Welcome
- Staff information
- Explanation of School-wide Title 1 process
- Parents Right to Know Components
- Title Brochure
- Questions about the Title programs
- Discussion of Parent, Teacher and Student Compact
- New end time for the school day
- Parents and students to the classrooms
- PTC+ Parent Information
- Reading Strategies
- Grading Expectations
- Google Classroom Usage
- Phase Yellow: Hybrid Model Information
- Phrase Red: Remote Model Information
- Future Title Parent Involvement Dates
- Muffins with Mom Tentatively set for October 15th
- Title Parent Involvement Meeting and Information October 22nd
Math Resources for Parents
| Go Math is the current series being used in the Elementary. Click on the links below to access Go Math lessons, examples, videos, games, and tools. You can access all videos and tools for each grade level on the links that show K-6. | Kindergarten Animated Math Models Interactive Student Edition Mega Math |
| First Grade Animated Math Models Interactive Student Edition Mega Math | Second Grade Animated Math Videos Interactive Student Edition Mega Math |
| Third Grade Animated Math Models Interactive Student Edition Mega Math | Fourth Grade Animated Math Models Interactive Student Edition Mega Math K-4 Math on the Spot K-4 iTools |
| Fifth Grade Math On The Spot 5th Grade 5th Grade iTools 5th Grade Animated Math Models 5th Grade Interactive Student Edition 5th Grade Mega Math | Sixth Grade 6th Grade Math On The Spot Video 6th Grade iTools 6th Animated Math Models 6th Grade Student Interactive Edition 6th Grade Mega Math |
Milan C-2 Elementary Schoolwide Title Program
"All for Learning, Learning for All"
A Schoolwide Title I program is a comprehensive reform strategy designed to ensure that ALL students, particularly those who are low-achieving, demonstrate proficient and advanced levels of achievement on State Assessments.
A Schoolwide program uses its federal Title I funding to upgrade the entire education program of the school in order to raise academic achievement for ALL students.
This Schoolwide Reform Strategy Requires That A School:
- Conduct a comprehensive needs assessment
- Identify and commit to specific goals and strategies that address those needs
- Create a comprehensive plan
- Conduct an annual review of the effectiveness of the schoolwide program and revise the plan as necessary
Title I Program Services Include:
Specialized Instruction in Reading and Math includes but is not limited to;
- Limited pull-out instruction
- Small group instruction
- Instructional assistance in the classroom
- After-school learning opportunities, including reading tutoring
ELL Instructional Program
The program for English Language Learners is designed to improve the education of ELL students by assisting them in learning English and meeting state content standards. The ELL curriculum follows grade-level standards of learning and Missouri's English Language Proficiency (ELP) standards.
Senate Bill 319 "Reading Law"
Senate Bill 319 calls for early assessment of students' reading skills and requires school districts to intervene with students who are reading below grade level. The law requires:
- Assessments of students in grades 3-6 to determine their reading levels
- Individualized "Reading Improvement Plans" for students in grades 4-6 who are substantially below grade level in reading
- Additional reading instruction for students with Reading Improvement Plans
- Retention of students in grade 4 if they are reading below the 3rd-grade level. (Several exceptions to this requirement are specified in the law.)
The Milan C-2 School District is required to inform you of certain information that you, according to Public Law 107-110, have a right to know. This information includes:
- If a teacher has met state qualification and licensing criteria for the grade/subject area in which they are providing instruction
- If a teacher is teaching under emergency or provisional status
- If your child is provided services by a paraprofessional and if so, their qualifications
- What baccalaureate degree major the teacher has and other graduate certification or degree held by the teacher, and the field of discipline of the certification
In addition, the district must prove to each individual parent
- Information on the achievement level of their child in all assessed academic areas
- Timely notice if a child is taught for 4 or more consecutive weeks by a teacher who is not highly-qualified