Parent Involvement Plan

 

Title I Requirements Activities and
Strategies
Participants Time/Date Evidence of Compliance
The School Shall:
Convene an annual meeting, at a convenient time, to which all participating parents are invited and encouraged to attend, to inform parents about Title I and their rights.

Invite all Title I
 parents to attend
the annual meeting.





Title I Director
School Principal
Parents
Teachers
Family Resource Dir.



The 1st Parent/
Teacher Conference
of the current
school year




Letter of invitation
Sign in sheet






Offer a flexible number of
meetings, such as morning
and evening, and may
provide, with Title I funds,
transportation and child
care or home visits.  Offer
translations if needed.
Use information from
parent surveys to
plan topics, days,
and times for
workshops


Teachers
Parents
Community Leaders
School Principal
Title I Director
Family Resource Dir.

As needed or
determined by
parent survey




Letters of invitation
Parent Survey
Parent Survey Results
Sign in sheet



Involve parents in an
organized, ongoing and
timely way in the planning,
review and improvement of
the Title I program,
parental involvement
policy and school wide plan.





Ask parents to
evaluate parent
involvement activities.
Have parents to
evaluate the Title I
program at the end
of the school year,
Offer parents the
opportunity to
volunteer to help
prepare materials or
conduct activities.
Teachers
Parents
Community Leaders
School Principal
Title I Director
Family Resource Dir.






TBA











Copies of survey
Copies of Evaluation Forms         
Volunteer Sign in Sheet









Provide parents of
participating children:
1.  Timely information
     about programs
2.  A description and
    explanation of the
    school's curriculum
   a.  Forms of
        assessment used
        to measure
        progress
   b.  Proficiency
        levels students
        are expected to meet
3.  Opportunities for
     regular meetings to
     make suggestions
     and participate, as
     appropriate, in
     decisions relating to
     the education of their
     children
4.  Timely responses to
     parents' suggestions  


Give timely notice
of parent involvement
activities.
Provide information
about school report
card to parents.
Teachers will
discuss regular
classroom curriculum
goals with parents
during parent/
teacher conferences.
Send parents
information about
standardized test
scores.
Progress reports and
report cards
Convene PTO
meetings once
monthly.
Timely responses to
parent questions and
concerns.

Teachers
Parents
Community Leaders
School Principal
Title I Director
Director of Schools
Family Resource Dir.


















As needed


November of the
current School year


September
October
January
March


May

Twice each 6- weeks

1st Tuesday of each
month

As Needed




Notices sent to parents


Copies of Newspaper Articles



Letters to parents/guardians
regarding the event







Copy of notices


Documentation





Provide parent-teacher
conferences, at least
annually, during which
the compact is discussed
as it relates to the
individual child's
achievement.
Hold four Parent/
Teacher Conferences
each year
Discuss Title I
compact at 1st
Parent/Teacher
Conference as
needed.


Teachers
Parents
Community Leaders
School Principal
Title I Director
Director of Schools
Family Resource Dir.













September

October

January

March
Copies of Notices






Provide reasonable access
to staff, opportunities to
volunteer and participate
in their child's class, and
observation of classroom
activities.
Monthly Title I Newsletter
Inform parents of the
school's policy and
procedures for
classroom observations

Teachers
Parents
Community Leaders
School Principal
Title I Director
Director of Schools
Family Resource Dir.

















Monthly












Copies of Letter
Copies of school
policy & procedure brochure





Provide assistance to
participating parents in
such topics as:
1.  State's academic
     content Standards
2.  State's student
     achievement
     standards
3.  State and local
     assessment
4.  How to monitor a
     child's progress
Help parents learn how to
work with educators to
improve the performance of
their Children.
Give parents information on
how to access the school
website.



Discuss State
Standards &
Accomplishments at
Parent/Teacher
Conferences
Send home
information about
state assessments
Include information
on how to monitor
a child's progress in
newsletters &
workshops.
Give parents inform-
ation on how to
access the school
website.
Give parents inform-
ation about how to
access homeroom.
com to monitor
student progress.

Teachers
Parents
Community Leaders
School Principal Title I Director
Director of Schools
Family Resource Dir.





















1st Parent/
Teacher Conference






















Copy of State Standards &
Accomplishments by grade
level


Sign in sheets


Letter providing web addresses
for school website & other sites.

 
Help parents learn how to
participate in decisions
relating to the education of
their children.




Ask for parent e-mail
addresses and provide
parents with teacher
e-mail addresses.
Invite parents to Title
I meetings.
Develop a Parent
Information Brochure.

Teachers
Parents
Community Leaders
School Principal Title I Director
Director of Schools
Family Resource Dir.
 
At the beginning of
each school year






Copies of the form on which we
collect parent e-mail addresses

Copies of the Parent Information
Brochure




Provide materials and
training, such as literacy
training and technology,
to help parents work with
their children to improve
student achievement.

Give parents inform-
ation about adult
basic education
classes.
Conduct workshops
to help parents learn
how to work with
students at home.

Teachers
Parents
Community Leaders
School Principal Title I Director
Director of Schools
Family Resource Dir.




















At the beginning of
each school year

As scheduled






Information about Adult Basic
Education Classes is given to
each student as an attachment
to the student information form.
Sign in sheet
Workshop materials

Educate teachers, pupil
services personnel,
principals, and other staff
with the assistance of
parents, in the value and
utility of contributions of parents, how to reach out
to, communicate with and
work with parents as equal
partners, implement and
coordinate parent programs, and build ties
between parents and the
school.
Discussion group with
teachers & parents to
exchange ideas.










Teachers
Parents
Community Leaders
School Principal
Title I Director
Director of Schools
Family Resource Dir.



At the beginning of
each school year











Sign in sheet

 










To the extent feasible and
appropriate, coordinate
and integrate parent
involvement programs and
activities with Head Start,
Reading First, Early
Reading First, Even Start,
Home Instruction
Programs for Preschool
Youngsters, Parents as
Teachers and public
preschool program.

Transition class for
kindergarten students
who have entered our
school system from
the local Head Start.
Even Start
Coordinator monitors
the progress of
students entering our
school system from
their program in
White County.

Kindergarten Teachers

School Principal

Head Start Personnel

Even Start Coordinator






Transition classes
are held once
weekly during the
school year

Even Start
Coordinator visits
with students as
needed or at least
quarterly



Agreement forms signed between
our school system and the
coordinating agency










To the extent feasible and
appropriate, conduct
other activities, such as
parent resource centers,
that encourage and
support parents in more
fully participating in the
education of their children.
Family Reading Night


Open House/
Informational Meeting



Principal
Director of Schools
Central Office Staff
Teachers
Parents
Students
Americorps Vol.
Family Resource Dir.
Once each six
weeks of the school
year

At the beginning of
the current school
year

Accelerated Reading Program
test results


Sign in sheet



Ensure that information
related to school and
parent programs,
meetings, and other
activities, is sent to the
parents of participating
children in a format and,
to the extent practicable,
in a language the parents
can understand.
TransAct
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user name and
password are same:
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Respond on a case
by case basis







Documentation on individual
cases







To the extent practicable,
provide full opportunities
for the participation of
parents with limited English
proficiency, parents with
disabilities, and parents of
migratory children.
Include disability or
special needs statement
on letters home.





As needed







Copies of notices sent home







Provide such other
reasonable support for
parental involvement
activities under this
section as parents may
request.
 

Respond on a case by
case basis






As needed








Documentation on individual
cases