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PARENT NOTIFICATION REGARDING STUDENT ELIGIBILITY FOR TITLE I, Part A SERVICES
The Northshore School District receives federal and state funds to help students develop strong math and literacy skills. Title I, Part A is a federal program designed to provide all students with significant opportunity to receive a fair, equitable, and high-quality education, as well as to close educational achievement gaps.
Your student will continue to receive instruction in the classroom. Based on your student’s level of academic achievement, we are pleased to be able to provide supplemental Title I services to them in the content area of Reading _________ and/or Math .
NOTE: NO ACTION ON YOUR PART IS NEEDED! SERVICES ARE PROVIDED AT NO COST DURING SCHOOL HOURS.
Title I, Part A services at our school provide supplemental education assistance that supports struggling learners and helps students meet our state’s challenging academic standards and assessments. These services may take the form of individual or small group support for students who need more instruction or practice in Reading and/or Math under the direction of a certificated teacher. Northshore provides training for Title I staff in the use of effective teaching techniques, reading, writing, math content, and assessment.
We utilize district and/or state test scores to identify students who need more instruction. We believe your student will benefit from the additional, personalized instruction provided by Title I services. Students who reach grade level standard may be exited from Title I supplemental services during the school year.
I am looking forward to working with you and your student this year. We are excited to be able to offer this opportunity to contribute to your student’s success as a learner.
If you have questions, please call or e-mail me.
Name of School’s Title I Staff member
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