Title I &
Your Child
Back to School
Annual Family Meeting
2025-2026
Meet the JES Title I Support Team
Danielle Harlow
Reading Specialist
Margaret Shelton
Reading Intervention
Susan Anderson
Reading Intervention
Liz Burchell
Math Specialist
Megan Goodman
Math Intervention
Taking a Look at the Title I Program…
Targeting Skills
Teachers collaborate and plan instruction to target specific needs of our struggling students.
Small Group Instruction
Title I schools deliver supplemental learning services in a small group setting.
Title I Eligibility
In order to qualify for the Title I Program, at least 40% of our school population must be eligible to receive free and reduced lunches.
Federally Funded
Title I is a federal program that provides additional educational support through instructional services and activities.
Title I and Parents’ Rights
Parents and guardians are afforded timely information about LCPS’s Title I, Part A funded program.
Parents and guardians will have a description and explanation of the curriculum in use at the school.
Parents and guardians are informed of the proficiency levels students are expected to meet.
Timely Information
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LCPS Curriculum
Measuring Progress
Proficiency Expectations
At LCPS, we use ESGI (K-3), LCPS Math Fluency Screeners, VALLSS, and DIBELS to assess and measure student progress.
Title I and Parents’ Rights
As a parents or guardian of a student at our Title I school, you have the right to know the professional qualifications of your child’s classroom teacher as well as any paraprofessionals working with your child. You may request this information from our school principal.
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SMALL GROUPS
Students work in small groups both inside and outside the classroom.
SUPPORT
Students are provided materials and instruction that support classroom learning.
INCREASED TIME
Students have an increased amount of learning time with teachers.
ADDITIONAL BENEFITS
Students benefit from additional measureable supports ensuring that historically underserved populations have equal access.
NOT MISSING CLASS TIME
Students in the Title I Program…
Students work during their regularly scheduled reading and math times so they are not missing out on classroom instruction or activities.
Parental and Family Engagement Plan
All parents and guardians can contribute to their children’s success by helping them at home and by becoming partners with teachers so students can achieve high academic standards.
Louisa County Public Schools adopted a district wide Parent and Family Engagement Plan. Both the plan and the Title I Parent and Family Handbook can be found on the LCPS website.
In Louisa County, we emphasize the importance of working together with families to help ALL students reach their highest potential.
RESPONSIBILITIES
BUILDING CAPACITY
ACCESSIBILITY
Parents and teachers have access to the plan
INVOLVEMENT
Parents help in developing the policy
The Parental and Family Engagement Plan Includes…
Parent, teacher, and student responsibilities
Way to empower parental and family involvement
Questions?
Thank you for your partnership!
Please stop by the Title I table for some take home materials!