Title I/Reading Resource Information

 

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General Information:

      Title I is a federally-funded education program.  In Culpeper, Title I funds are used to supplement reading instruction for elementary students.  Schools qualify to receive these funds on the basis of economic need.  Schools falling below the County's economic average qualify for the program.  Three of our five elementary schools qualify for these funds. Culpeper County's Title I program serves students in Pearl Sample, Farmington and Sycamore Park Elementary Schools.  The locality will provide supplemental reading services to the remaining elementary schools. 

    Students who participate in the reading resource programs qualify on the basis of educational need. Teachers refer students to the program using a multi-criteria selection instrument, and parents are contacted in writing regarding the referral.  A meeting is scheduled with the parent(s), the referring classroom teacher and the Title I/reading resource teacher.  During the meeting, an individual student plan (ISP) is developed that outlines the educational needs of the students and the most appropriate method to meet those needs. Parents are asked to take an active role in this process by signing a parent partnership form.

Links for Parents

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Title I Parent Policy (This policy is reviewed with parents during the annual parent meetings.)

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http://pageforparents.org (Helpful Hints for Parents - Check out this new site for great resources, tip-of-the-day, etc.)

     For additional information about the program, contact Barbara White at bwhite@culpeperschools.org or telephone (540) 825-3677, extension 3127.

Learning to read is one of the most valuable skills your child will ever learn.  One practice that helps children continue on the road to reading success is for parents to set aside a special time each day to read with their children.  This sharing time is important because it demonstrates to your child that reading can be fun, exciting, and informative.  Best of all, when parents and children read together, they have a special sharing time -- available in no other activity.  This time together not only helps your child develop a positive relationship toward books, but also reinforces the important bond between parent and child.  Plan to take a few moments each day to share the joy of literature with your child.

"Children become readers on the laps of their parents."

 

US Department of Education NCLB

   

The U.S. Department of Education has a site that provides detailed information on the NCLB.  Click on the icon to the left for more details.

Upcoming Workshops

Teachers Involving Parents (TIP) workshops will be offered throughout the year.   Notices will be sent home as well as posted on the Culpeper Schools homepage. Click here to see listing of dates, times and locations.

Notice:

All meetings are held at facilities believed to be accessible to persons with disabilities.  Any person with questions on accessibility or who needs services for the hearing impaired and/or visually impaired must notify the applicable school principal five administrative days prior to the meeting.  If you are unable to reach the principal, or if the meeting is not being held at a school and you need information or services, please contact  Linda Bowers, Barbara White or Carla Finefrock at the School Board Office, at 825-3677.

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