Improving The Academic Achievement of the Disadvantaged

2009-2010 Consolidated Plan Webinar PowerPoints

Title II-D, May 21

Title I-C Migrant, May 26

Title III-LEP, May 28

Title II-A, June 2

Title IV-Safe and Drug-Free Schools, June 4

Title I-A - Basic - Funding at District and School Level, June 9

Title I-A - Basic - Action Planning for Regular Allocation and ARRA Funding, June 11

Information About Title I

Title I-A is intended to help ensure that all children have the opportunity to obtain a high-quality education and reach proficiency on challenging state academic standards and assessments.

Title I-A targets these resources to the districts and schools where the needs are greatest.

Title I-A provides flexible funding that may be used to provide additional instructional staff, professional development, extended-time programs, and other strategies for raising student achievement in high-poverty schools. The program focuses on promoting schoolwide reform in high-poverty schools and ensuring students' access to scientifically based instructional strategies and challenging academic content. Title I-A provisions provide a mechanism for holding states, school districts, and schools accountable for improving the academic achievement of all students and turning around low-performing schools, while providing alternatives to students in such schools to enable those students to receive a high-quality education.

Title I Programs

Title I-A: Improving Basic Programs Operated by Local Education Agencies

Title I School Status »

Title I-B: William F. Goodling Even Start Family Literacy Program

Subpart 1 - Reading First

Subpart 2 - Even Start

Title I-C: Education of Migratory Children

Migrant Education

Title I-D: Prevention and Intervention Programs for Children and Youth Who are Neglected, Delinquent,
or At-Risk

Neglected & Delinquent

Title I-F: Comprehensive School Reform

Comprehensive School Reform

Consolidated Plan Writing

Approval Checklist

2008 Consolidated Plan Presentation

ETS Website

Idaho Paraprofessionals Standards and Competencies

The Paraeducator Training Center at CSI

Resource Document

Idaho CO-TOP Trainers

Outline of CO-TOP Modules

Title I Paraprofessional Guidance Draft

Paraprofessionals

Non-Regulatory Guidance Paraprofessionals

Parental Involvement & School Readiness

Parental Involvement Web Site

Preschool Program

Non-Regulatory Guidance Preschool Children Under Title I

Private School Resources

Non-Regulatory Guidance Services to Private School Children

Complaint Process

Income Determination Form

Sample Private School Equitable Services Worksheet

Example Timeline for LEA Consultation

Fact Sheet on Private School Participation in Title I Programs

Sample Intent to Participate Form

Affirmation of Consultation with Private School Officials

Ensuring Equitable Services to Private School Children

Title I Tool Kit (buttons) rev.1

Tool 1.1-Example of Public-Private School Title l Committee

Tool 1.2-Consultation Timeline Between LEA and Private School

Tool 1.3-SEA Guidance to LEA Officials

Tool 1.4-Letter From Selected Diocesan Official to LEA Appoi

Tool 1.5-Checklist of Consultation Topics

Tool 1.6-A Log to Document Contacts With the Private School

Tool 1.7-Sample Title I Calendar

Tool 1.8 A & B-Sample LEA Letter and Response Form to Private

Tool 1.9 A & B-Sample LEA Letter and Response Form to Private

Tool 1.10 A & B-Sample LEA Letter and Response Form to Private

Tool 1.11 - Sample Agendas for Consultation Meetings Throughout

Tool 1.12 A-Written Affirmation of Consultation With Private

Tool 1.12 B-Written Affirmation of Consultation With Private

Tool 1.13 -The Complaint Process

Tool 2.1 A -Sample Letter to Parents Explaining Need for Pover

Tool 2.1 B-Sample Letter from Private School Principal

Tool 2.2 A-Poverty Determination Form Accompanying Letter

Tool 2.2 B-Sample Poverty Data Survey Form

Tool 2.3 -Sample Letter From Selected Diocesan Official to LE

Tool 2.4 -Sample Form From Private School Officials Reporting

Tool 2.5 A-Example of Extrapolating Poverty Data

Tool 2.5 B-Sample Form For Extrapolating Poverty Data by LEA

Tool 2.6 -Worksheet to Determine Equitable Share of Reservati

Tool 2.7 -Qs and As on Application of Equitable Services to C

Tool 2.8 -Chart on How an LEA Applies the School-by-School an

Tool 2.9 -Sample Chart Calculating Funds Available to Provide

Tool 2.10 A-Instructions on Use of Referral Forms

Tool 2.10 B-D-Sample Teacher Referral Forms

Tool 2.11 A & B-Sample Referral Form for Determining the Most E

Tool 2.11 B-Sample Recommendation Form to be Completed by the

Tool 2.13 -Sample Agenda for a Program Design Workshop

Tool 2.14 A-D-Sample Communication Forms btwn Classroom and T

Tool 2.15 A & B-Certification Forms for Title I Materials Final

Tool 3.1 A-Cover Memo for End-of-Year Title I Survey for Priv

Tool 3.1B -End-of-Year Survey for Private School Teachers

Tool 3.2 -Sample Worksheet for Making Professional Developmen

Tool 4.1 A & C-Letter to Parents re Placement and Program Ser

Tool 4.1 B-Letter to Parents re Placement and Prog Svcs

Tool 4.2 AB & C-Sample Flyers for Parent Meetings

Tool 4.3 A & B-Sample Cover Letter for Invitation to a Parent M

Tool 4.4 -Example of Invitation to Back to School Night

Tool 4.5 A & B-Sample Parent Meeting Agendas

Tool 4.6 -Sample Sign in Form for Parent Meeting

Tool 4.7 -Sample Parent Involvement Workshop Evaluation

Tool 4.8 -Sample Invitation to Participate in Guest Reading P

Tool 4.9 -Sample Title I Home Reading Contract

Tool 4.10 -Reading Resources for the Title I Parents

Tool 4.11 A,B & C-Cover Sheet and Student Progress Reports

Tool 4.12 A,B & C-Memo and Parent Surveys

Tool 5.1 -Sample Chart Reading Achievement of Title I Student

Tool 5.2 -Title I Assessment Data Summary Form With Analysis

Tool 5.3 -Sample Chart of Title I Program Grade 2 Assessment

Tool 5.4 Sample Procedures for Using Title I Assessment Info

Program Monitoring

Program Monitoring Toolkit

Public School Choice

Non-Regulatory Guidance Public School Choice

Parental Notification of School Improvement as No Choice Letter

Parental Notification of School Improvement Holding as No Choice Letter

Parental Notification of School Improvement as Choice Letter with Form

Parental Notification of School Improvement Holding as Choice Letter with Form

List of 2009-2010 Distance Education Charter Schools

School Accountability Report Cards

Non-Regulatory Guidance Report Cards

School Accountability Report Card Assurance Page

Report Card Memo to Districts

School Accountability Report Cards

Old cover page templates

Elementary School Cover

Middle School Cover

High School Cover

Schools in Need of Improvement

School Improvement is now assigned to Lisa Kinnaman at Boise State University's Center for School Improvement. Please visit the Boise State University site below and check frequently for current information on School Improvement.

School Improvement at Boise State University

Non-Regulatory Guidance LEA and School Improvement

Idaho School Improvement 2007-2008

School Improvement Workshop Flyer

School Improvement Plan and Grant Application 2007-2008

Parental Notification of School Improvement as Choice Letter (see Public School Choice link above)

Parental Notification of School Improvement as No Choice Letter (see Public School Choice link above)

WISE Tool (SSI) Link

Schoolwide

NOTICE:
The Idaho Department of Education has transitioned to a new planning and approval process for schools that seek to operate a Title I Schoolwide Program. The new planning and approval process has been integrated with the WISE Tool and other School Improvement processes in order to promote greater program coherence, reduce the burden on schools and districts, and make the plan development more meaningfully aligned with current research. For any school that is entering the Schoolwide Program planning process during the 2009-2010 school year, please contact Steve Underwood at (208) 332-6922 with any questions.

The Idaho planning and implementation workbook for Title I Schoolwide Programs is posted below, along with other supporting resources. In it you will find the information necessary to understand the qualitative differences between Title I Targeted Assistance and Schoolwide Programs, the process by which to gain approval to operate as a Schoolwide Program, and information on implementation and ongoing evaluation.

NOTE: Schools that have begun the planning process using the previous Schoolwide Action Plan Handbook (dated October, 2007) may complete their plans accordingly, if they so desire. Or, they may choose to use the new planning and approval process in the WISE Tool. However, plans using the 2007 Handbook must be completed no later than June 1, 2010. Any plans submitted for approval after this date will be required to follow the new guidance (dated November, 2009).

Idaho Title I Schoolwide Programs Planning & Implementation Workbook

US Dept of ED Non-Regulatory Schoolwide Program Guidance

Notice in the Federal Register for Schoolwide Program Authorizations