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Welcome!. Title 1 Parent Information Meeting October 1, 2014 Big Tree Elementary. What is Title 1?. Part of the federal No Child Left Behind Act Largest federal primary and secondary education program. The funds help educators support children in economically challenged communities.

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  1. Welcome! Title 1 Parent Information Meeting October 1, 2014 Big Tree Elementary

  2. What is Title 1? • Part of the federal No Child Left Behind Act • Largest federal primary and secondary education program. • The funds help educators support children in economically challenged communities. • It ensures that parents have opportunities to be involved in their child’s education. • Schools and districts receiving funds must show annual academic improvement. • NYS annual yearly progress [AYP] in ELA and Math

  3. How do Frontier students benefit from Title 1? • All teachers employed in Frontier are highly qualified and certified to teach their assigned subject/grade level. • AIS [Academic Intervention Services] and SAIS [ Supplemental Academic Intervention Services] • Provide support to students in ELA, math, science and social studies • Frontier has historically concentrated on supporting student literacy.

  4. LEAD 21 Literacy Equity Acceleration Differentiation

  5. The Basics… • Oral language development • Phonics • Fluency • Vocabulary • Comprehension • Writing

  6. … and Beyond • More content • Address achievement gaps • Manage resources • Digital innovation

  7. NYS ELA Assessments

  8. Grades 3-8 NYS Testing Program • Designed to evaluate the implementation of the state’sCommon Core LearningStandards at the student, school, district and state levels • Provide information about students’ preparedness for study at the next grade level and College and Career Readiness • Identify students who need additional academic assistance • Help schools measure the effectiveness of instructional programs and measure yearly student progress

  9. Grade 11 Regents Exam NYS Testing Program • Verify that students are equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary for high school graduation • Aligned with NYS Common Core Learning Standards • Evaluate quality of instruction and learning • Provide students, parents, counselors, college admissions officers with objective information for use in making sound educational and vocational decisions

  10. Frontier Literacy Assessment AIMSWeb Assessment K-8 • AIMSweb is a benchmark and progress monitoring system based on direct, frequent and continuous student assessment. The results can be reported to students, parents, teachers and administrators via a web-based data management and reporting system to determine response to intervention.

  11. How can you become involved? • Handouts and books • Parent information page • Questions and answers

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