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Title I

Title I School Designation

What is a Title I school?


Based on a school’s demographics (% of students on free/reduced lunch) they can be designated as a Title I school.

What are the benefits of being a Title I school?
 

Receiving a designation of a Title I school brings in federal funding.  This allows us to hire multiple classroom instructional assistants who assist us in meeting the learning needs of all students.  

Receiving federal Title I money also requires that every teacher is a highly qualified teacher based upon criteria for this designation.  You are welcome to check on this status of your child’s teacher by contacting the principal.

Does Title I only help students below grade level?


Title I allows us to meet the learning needs of every student more effectively.  We are able to work with students in smaller groups that improves learning of all students; those below, at and above grade level.

Title I Plan

We are required by law to have a Title I plan in place.  This plan is the same as our School Improvement Plan.  You can find a link to the school improvement plan, after it is approved October 1st, on each elementary school website.  Part of this plan is parent training.  Our school community council is the group responsible for creating this plan.  You are welcome to give feedback at our community council meetings concerning this plan.

Parents Right To Know Teacher Qualifications

 

As per state law, you have the right to know the education qualifications of the teachers your child has. Follow the link to Utah Educator Look-up Tool to find these qualifications.

Parents Right To Know Para Professional Qualifications

As per state law, you have the right to request information on whether your child is provided services by paraprofessionals, and their qualifications. All paraprofessionals in our TItle 1 schools are required to be highly qualified. Please make contact with the Human Resource Services office, attention Jill Ochsenbein. The phone number is (435) 755-2300 ext. 1030 or you may contact her by email: jill.ochsenbein@loganschools.org

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