Here are a few key things to know about Title I funds:- Title I, Part A provides financial assistance to local educational agencies (LEAs) and schools with high numbers or high percentages of children from low-income families to help ensure that all children meet challenging state academic standards.- Funds are calculated based on the number of children from low-income families in each LEA. More funds are allocated to LEAs with higher percentages and numbers of these children. - Title I funds must be used to supplement, not supplant, state and local funds. They must provide services that add to, rather than replace, services that would otherwise be provided with non-federal funds.- The goals of
Note: See the accompanying speaker notes at http://www.slideshare.net/chrisshade/title-1oh1-handout-presented-by-chris-shade-62112. Know these are the slides I use for my Title 1oh1 session. Title 1oh1? Yes! As in 101 or as in “Oh, I didn’t know that!” It’s also a twist on the [music] group 3oh3!
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Here are a few key things to know about Title I funds:- Title I, Part A provides financial assistance to local educational agencies (LEAs) and schools with high numbers or high percentages of children from low-income families to help ensure that all children meet challenging state academic standards.- Funds are calculated based on the number of children from low-income families in each LEA. More funds are allocated to LEAs with higher percentages and numbers of these children. - Title I funds must be used to supplement, not supplant, state and local funds. They must provide services that add to, rather than replace, services that would otherwise be provided with non-federal funds.- The goals of
10. Denton ISD initially received $1.9 million in Title I, Part A funds in 2012-13.*
— That’s a lot of zeroes!
*This amount does not include maximum entitlements and roll forward (unspent funds from 2011-12).
11. 0%
100%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
EP Rayzor ES 7.55% 90%
Blanton ES 8.81%
Hawk ES 9.01%
Harpool MS 15.74%
< 35%=Not served
≥ 40%=Schoolwide
Crownover MS 18.62%
Providence ES 19.10%
35-39%=Targeted Assistance
Savannah ES 22.97%
Guyer HS 23.33%
McNair ES 23.82%
Houston ES 27.30%
Navo MS 33.33%
Paloma Creek ES 33.42%
Nelson ES 33.80%
Pecan Creek ES 35.51%
Stephens ES 37.09%
Denton HS 42.59%
Cross Oaks 42.60%
Wilson ES 45.23%
Ryan HS 47.86%
McMath MS 52.74%
WS Ryan ES 53.22%
Strickland MS 56.91%
Newton Rayzor ES 62.51%
Fred Moore HS 67.85%
Calhoun MS 70.14%
Davis School 71.08%
Evers Park ES 72.12%
Ginnings ES 72.66%
Hodge ES 74.15%
Lee ES 77.66%
Denton ISD Free and Reduced Lunch Percentages as of 4/16/2012
Gonzalez School 77.77%
Ann Windle School 81.08%
Borman ES 82.78%
Rivera ES 88.53%
19. 2012-13 Denton ISD Title I Campus Allocations
Denton ISD schoolwide* (SW) campuses
that receive Title I funds
*SW campuses (40%+ free and reduced lunch) do not have to
identify particular children as eligible for services
20. 2012-13 Denton ISD Title I Campus Allocations
Denton ISD targeted assistance* (TA)
campuses that receive Title I funds
*SW campuses (40%+ free and reduced lunch) do not
have to identify particular children as eligible for services
21. 2012-13 Denton ISD Title I Campus Allocations
Percentage of students that qualify
for free and reduced (FR) lunch
23. 2012-13 Denton ISD Title I Campus Allocations
Salaries paid from campus
Title I, Part A funds
24. 2012-13 Denton ISD Title I Campus Allocations
Campus Title I, Part A funds
available to spend on staff
development, services (such
as tutorials, consultants, etc.)
supplies and materials, etc.
25. 2012-13 Denton ISD Title I Campus Allocations
Title I, Part A funding
set aside for private
nonprofit (PNP)
schools that serve
eligible students of
poverty from Denton
ISD attendance zones
26. 2012-13 Denton ISD Title I Campus Allocations
Title I, Part A funding set aside for
private nonprofit (PNP) schools that
serve eligible students of poverty
from Denton ISD attendance zones
27. 2012-13 Denton ISD Title I Campus Allocations
Title I, Part A funding set aside for
neglected facilities that serve
eligible students from non-Title I
funded campuses
31. Allowable?
You must be able to
respond appropriately
to and maintain
documentation for
each of the following
questions to determine
whether an
expenditure would be
allowable:
32.
33. DISD provides
½ of a reading
interventionist
& ½ of a math
interventionist
…Title I may
fill in the other
1/2
72. There are certain requirements come with federal funds…
In 2008, there were 35 compliance indicators.
In 2009, there were 84 compliance indicators.
In 2010, there were 113 compliance indicators.
In 2011, there are 141 compliance indicators.