Every School must have a Parent Involvement Policy Pre School access is also funded by Title 1 All elementary schools in Hampshire County are Title 1 Schools Title 1 is a Federal Program throughout the United States The Title 1 plan requires each school to monitor student progress The Title 1 Budget Changes from year to year The amount of money we receive is based on the number of free and reduced lunch applications approved Every Spring a Parent meeting is held to get input about the Title 1 program for the next year Title 1 provides Reading Specialist, PSP, PINC persons, and academic coaches Title 1 purchases materials the schools might not otherwise be able to afford A Highly Qualified teacher must have a Bachelors of Arts degree and be state certified The Title 1 budget is different for every school Hampshire County Title 1 pays for STAR, PALS, REFLEX, and Moby Max Free and Reduced lunch applications must be turned in no later than October 1st Hampshire County has one Title 1 director The Title 1 program encourages parents to get involved in the making of the Parent Compact and Parent Involvement Policy You have the right to know when your child is being taught by a teacher who is not highly qualified When you sign the Handbook page you are signing that you received the Compact and Involvement Policies All material given to parents must be written so they understand The goal of Title 1 is to provide high quality education Every school must have a Parent Compact To get funds each state must submit a plan of how the money will help students The Parent Compact and Parent Involvement policies are sent home at the beginning of every school year Hampshire County has 4 academic coaches to help teachers provide quality instruction Monies also provide professional development for staff Every School must have a Parent Involvement Policy Pre School access is also funded by Title 1 All elementary schools in Hampshire County are Title 1 Schools Title 1 is a Federal Program throughout the United States The Title 1 plan requires each school to monitor student progress The Title 1 Budget Changes from year to year The amount of money we receive is based on the number of free and reduced lunch applications approved Every Spring a Parent meeting is held to get input about the Title 1 program for the next year Title 1 provides Reading Specialist, PSP, PINC persons, and academic coaches Title 1 purchases materials the schools might not otherwise be able to afford A Highly Qualified teacher must have a Bachelors of Arts degree and be state certified The Title 1 budget is different for every school Hampshire County Title 1 pays for STAR, PALS, REFLEX, and Moby Max Free and Reduced lunch applications must be turned in no later than October 1st Hampshire County has one Title 1 director The Title 1 program encourages parents to get involved in the making of the Parent Compact and Parent Involvement Policy You have the right to know when your child is being taught by a teacher who is not highly qualified When you sign the Handbook page you are signing that you received the Compact and Involvement Policies All material given to parents must be written so they understand The goal of Title 1 is to provide high quality education Every school must have a Parent Compact To get funds each state must submit a plan of how the money will help students The Parent Compact and Parent Involvement policies are sent home at the beginning of every school year Hampshire County has 4 academic coaches to help teachers provide quality instruction Monies also provide professional development for staff
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I-Every School must have a Parent Involvement Policy
B-Pre School access is also funded by Title 1
G-All elementary schools in Hampshire County are Title 1 Schools
I-Title 1 is a Federal Program throughout the United States
O-The Title 1 plan requires each school to monitor student progress
O-The Title 1 Budget Changes from year to year
B-The amount of money we receive is based on the number of free and reduced lunch applications approved
O-Every Spring a Parent meeting is held to get input about the Title 1 program for the next year
B-Title 1 provides Reading Specialist, PSP, PINC persons, and academic coaches
N-Title 1 purchases materials the schools might not otherwise be able to afford
O-A Highly Qualified teacher must have a Bachelors of Arts degree and be state certified
G-The Title 1 budget is different for every school
N-Hampshire County Title 1 pays for STAR, PALS, REFLEX, and Moby Max
N-Free and Reduced lunch applications must be turned in no later than October 1st
G-Hampshire County has one Title 1 director
I-The Title 1 program encourages parents to get involved in the making of the Parent Compact and Parent Involvement Policy
G-You have the right to know when your child is being taught by a teacher who is not highly qualified
I-When you sign the Handbook page you are signing that you received the Compact and Involvement Policies
O-All material given to parents must be written so they understand
N-The goal of Title 1 is to provide high quality education
B-Every school must have a Parent Compact
N-To get funds each state must submit a plan of how the money will help students
B-The Parent Compact and Parent Involvement policies are sent home at the beginning of every school year
I-Hampshire County has 4 academic coaches to help teachers provide quality instruction
G-Monies also provide professional development for staff