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Agenda

What is Title I?
Parent Rights under Title I
Parent Involvement
School Achievement Data
Single Plan for Student Achievement
Title I Funds
Title I Parent Involvement Policy
Home/School Compact

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What is Title I?

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Program that provides additional academic support and learning opportunities for students at schools with high percentages of socioeconomically disadvantaged children

Program is intended to help ensure that all students meet state academic standards

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Goals of Title I

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INCREASE ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT

PROVIDE DIRECT INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT TO STUDENTS

PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR TEACHERS

PROMOTE PARENT EDUCATION AND INVOLVEMENT

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Parent Rights

Ask for meetings and trainings.
Review the results of annual parent involvement effectiveness survey.
Review the school’s achievement data.
Review the parent involvement plan in the School Plan.
Review and modify the site Title I Parent Involvement Policy and Home/School Compact.

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Parent Involvement

The School Site Council (SSC) provides parents with an opportunity to be involved in the academic program of the school. The SSC develops, monitors, and evaluates the School Plan to implement programs and services that support students.

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Parent Involvement at Hillview

Parents participate in our PTSA. We have parent members on our School Site Council. Annually in August we hold Back to School Night and in March we host Open House. We have an ELAC committee. Sporting events after school is another form of parent involvement. Parent/Teacher Conferences are held in annually two days in October. Hillview has increased the number of opportunities for parents to attend family events e.g., family STEAM night). Surveys have been sent out to parents via ParentSquare to for feedback to develop plans for for Hillview (e.g., Prop 28 plan, California Healthy Kids, etc). Parents are encouraged to volunteer in the classrooms by connecting with teachers and seeing if support is needed. Each semester award ceremonies are held in the evening with families to celebrate student achievement.

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School Achievement Data

Schools use data to align curriculum to state and district academic standards.
Schools adjust instructional practices based on the findings of the assessment data.

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Our School Performance Data

We used our NWEA data and CAASPP data from 23-24 to develop our current school plan. Today we will review our Fall 2025 NWEA data. Our students in participated in CAASPP testing (state testing) last school year in May. That data is available in December of this school year year.

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NWEA 25-26 Fall Data

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The School Plan

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Provides parents information about the school’s curriculum in English/ Language Arts and Math, as well as other core subjects.

Also provides Parents information about the assessments used to measure student progress in these academic areas.

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School Plan

Goal 1: Education for Life & Work: Ensure that all students are equipped with the cognitive, linguistic, and intrapersonal skills to be successful in a global society

Learning Lab, Tutoring, Saturday school Leadership Team for RTI, Professional Development (e.g., RTI training, CPI Reframing Behavior training, Kagan Engagement, ELL strategies, etc)

Goal 2: Access for All: Ensure all students have equitable access to a high quality instructional program and the research based supports that they need to engage fully and meaningfully with the program.

Prop 28 electives (Dance, Guitar, Theater, Science Mosaics, Robotic) and supplies for these classes; Headphones for interventions, NextGen Math Subscriptions, Lexia Learning subscriptions, EdPuzzle subscription, Assemblies during the school day.

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School Plan

Goal 3: Active and Responsible Citizenship: Develop and implement programs that support student’ academic, behavioral, and social-emotional growth and success
CASC Conference for Counseling team, WEB Leader Program Implementation Costs, Drug and Vape Prevention Program Development and Implement cost, Bus transportation for 6th grade feeder schools, field trip costs, counseling department supplies, Playworks supplies, etc.
Goal 4: Promoting Community Partnerships: Create opportunities for community engagement to increase student attendance and communication as well as identify barriers to school success.
Professional development around attendance and community engagement, materials for Parent Engagement nights, materials for poster machine, ELPAC “Bootcamp” materials/supplies, attendance incentives, etc

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Title I Funding�

Schools are allocated Title I funds on the basis of the percentage of students eligible for free/reduced lunch.
Schools receive Title I funds if forty percent (40%) or more of the student population is eligible for free or reduced lunch.

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Approximately one percent (1%) of a school’s total Title I budget is for parent involvement activities.

Funds must supplement, not supplant,district funds.

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Site Title I�Parent Involvement Policy and Home/School Compact

Every Title I school, in collaboration with parents, MUST prepare a site level Title I Parent Involvement Policy and Home/School Compact by December 18, 2022.

Hillview’s Parent Involvement Policy and Home/School Compact is updated annually and shared with parents. A copy is on the Hillview website. The 25-26 copies will be distributed after additional feedback is given and approved at the 9/16 SSC meeting. The new copies will be shared on ParentSquare in the weekly newsletter and posted on the website under the “Parent Info” tab.

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Our Title I Parent Involvement Policy�and Home School Compact

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The site Title I Parent Involvement Policy and Home School Compact describes HOW the school will involve the parents in an organized, ongoing, and timely way as well as the planning, review, and improvement of the Title I program at their school.

The Home/School Compact component describes the responsibilities of the school, the parent, and the student for improved student achievement.

Provide copies of the school’s Title I Parent Involvement Policy and Home School Compact invite input from parents.

THe policy is distributed at the onset of the school year in the student handbook. New students receive their copy on their first day of school..

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Any questions?

Thank you so much for coming! I really appreciate it!

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