Title I
KING ROBINSON TITLE I PARENT INVOLVEMENT POLICY

Title I regulations require that each school served under Title I jointly develop with and distribute to parents of participating children, a written parental involvement policy agreed on by parents that describes the requirements outlined in Title I law section 1118 and those listed below. It is the policy of K/R to promote maximum parent involvement in a student's education. K/R recognizes the important role parents play in their children's education and realizes that school success increases as parents become more involved in the daily education of their children. K/R recognizes that district, parents and community have a mutual responsibility to ensure the success of our students.

King/Robinson will implement the required school parental involvement components as follows:
  1. K/R will involve parents in an organized ongoing and timely way. This includes developing, reviewing, evaluating and improving the school-wide Title I program, the Parent Involvement Policy, and the school-Parent Compact.
  2. K/R will hold a flexible number of parent meetings at varying times that will provide information regarding curriculum, state and local standards, IB policies and guidelines and before and after school programs
  3. K/R will provide parents of all students with timely information by flyers, Title I programs and a rights to know brochure, ParentLink, Email, Facebook, Parent Meetings, Parent Chats, School Website, and Newsletters
  4. K/R will provide parents with a copy of a Title I Parents Right to Know Brochure, description and explanation of school curriculum, services, IB information, and Parent Involvement Policy.
  5. In addition to the parent involvement policy, said school will develop the Title I required school-parent compact as one of its components.
  6. K/R will periodically review and update its Parental involvement Policy annually to meet the changing needs of parents and the school through leadership/SPMT and PTO meetings.
For a detailed list of the Parent Involvement Policy please contact Mrs. Gonzalez, Parent Liaison (475)220-2749.

Title I Information:

WHAT IS TITLE I? ​Title I is an education program funded by the federal government. Money is given to school districts to help children who are falling behind academically in school. Title I programs are held at school to help with reading, science and math.

WHO IS IT FOR? The amount of money given to each school depends on the number of low-income families it has.

WHERE DOES THE MONEY GO? Title I funds can look like teachers, coaches, tutors, after school programs, computers, books and other school equipment that reinforces the regular school curriculum and help children catch up academically.

PARENT INVOLVEMENT: Under the No Child Left Behind Act, involving parents is a priority. The law makes provisions for parents to be included in communications about student academic learning, play a part in decision making, and other school activities. Title I schools are required to involve parents in very specific ways.