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Hawaii Charter Schools Administrative Office Title I Update

Hawaii Charter Schools Administrative Office Title I Update. HPCSC Performance & Accountability Committee October 18, 2012 Kalima Cayir, CSAO Title I Linker. What is Title I?. What is Title I?. Intent & Purpose. Continuous School Improvement. Root causes of low student achievement.

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Hawaii Charter Schools Administrative Office Title I Update

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  1. Hawaii Charter Schools Administrative OfficeTitle I Update HPCSC Performance & Accountability Committee October 18, 2012 Kalima Cayir, CSAO Title I Linker

  2. What is Title I?

  3. What is Title I?

  4. Intent & Purpose Continuous School Improvement Root causes of low student achievement

  5. Title I in Context

  6. Schoolwide Consolidation • Full Consolidation Criteria • Robust Plans • Programmatic Accountability • Current fiscal compliance • Programmatic flexibility • Schools not required to: • Identify specific students • Demonstrate activities are supplemental

  7. HI Federal Programs Reorg SEA Functions LEA Functions

  8. HI Federal Programs Reorg SEA Functions LEA Functions

  9. LEA Functions CSAO currently administers state set-asides.

  10. CSAO Title I 2012-13 Initiatives

  11. Required Components • Incorporate a comprehensive needs assessment. • Identify school-wide reform strategies. • Provide instruction by highly qualified teachers. • Provide high quality, ongoing professional development. • Implement strategies to attract high quality, highly qualified teachers.

  12. Required Components • Implement strategies to increase parental involvement. • Incorporate transition plans. • Include teachers in decisions. • Ensure that students most in need receive effective & timely assistance. • Coordinate and integrate with other federal, state and local programs / services. • Schools in School Improvement, Year 1 and beyond must also include 10 School Improvement Elements in addition to the required components.

  13. Compliance Monitoring

  14. Title I Plan Approval Process After deadline – 1st come/1st serve 30 to 45 Days

  15. School Plans Approval Status

  16. School Plans Approval Status FRF – Fiscal Requirements Form (budget); CNA – Comprehensive Needs Assessment Last updated 10/17/2012

  17. CSAO Federal Programs Team Ted Pirsig, Federal Programs Manager ted@hcsao.org (808) 586-3778 Kalima Cayir, Title I Linker kalima@hcsao.org (808) 586-3835 Kaleo Iwasaki, Title III & McKinney-Vento kaleo@hcsao.org (808) 586-3781

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