What documentation does the school have that parent for meeting times, transportation needs, childcare, and home visits for family engagement were assessed? Parent Engagement Flyers How flexible meeting be offered to accommodate parents? Check all that apply. AM & PM Sessions (Same content to appeal to more parents) Required Annual Meeting Title I schools are required to hold an annual meeting, at a convenient time, where ALL parents are invited and encouraged to attend. The Annual Meeting is held at the beginning of the year. This section will ensure all required components of the meeting are addressed. Describe the specific steps your school will take to conduct the Beginning of Year Annual Meeting to inform parents and families of participating students about the schools Title I program and parent and family engagement activities. [ESEA Section 1116 (c)(1)] Step 1 Parent School Messenger Notice Step 2 Post Cards Invite Step 3 PowerPoint Presentation Step 4 Reminder phone calls Flyers delivered to various businesses Step 5 Step 6 Step 7 Step 8 Step 9 Step 10 Describe the nature of the Title I, Part A Schoolwide program that will be shared with parents during the Beginning of Year Annual Meeting. The nature of the program is to full inform all parents of their rights and benefits of attending a Title 1 school. Specifically the adequately yearly progress of students by subgroups, school choice. Describe how the Annual Meeting will cover (1) the adequate yearly progress of students broken down by subgroups, (2) school choice, and (3) the rights of parents when schools receive Title I, Part A funds. The Annual meeting will use a PowerPoint presentation to all parents. How will the school ensure parents without access to technology will receive notification of parent events, communication, information about parent events, school updates, and student progress updates? Copies of the PowerPoint will be sent home with every student. Required Developmental Meeting The Developmental Meeting is held at the end of the year. It can be looked at as an End of Year evaluation of your I, Part A Parent and Family Engagement process. Additionally, it is an opportunity to connect with parents to start planning for the upcoming year. Even if your schools is not Title I the following year, the best practices of parent engagement should continue. This meeting should evaluate how well barriers were reduced or eliminated and celebrate the successes of the year.
What documentation does the school have that parent for meeting times, transportation needs, childcare, and home visits for family engagement were assessed? Parent Engagement Flyers How flexible meeting be offered to accommodate parents? Check all that apply. AM & PM Sessions (Same content to appeal to more parents) Required Annual Meeting Title I schools are required to hold an annual meeting, at a convenient time, where ALL parents are invited and encouraged to attend. The Annual Meeting is held at the beginning of the year. This section will ensure all required components of the meeting are addressed. Describe the specific steps your school will take to conduct the Beginning of Year Annual Meeting to inform parents and families of participating students about the schools Title I program and parent and family engagement activities. [ESEA Section 1116 (c)(1)] Step 1 Parent School Messenger Notice Step 2 Post Cards Invite Step 3 PowerPoint Presentation Step 4 Reminder phone calls Step 5 Flyers delivered to various businesses Step 6 Step 7 Step 8 Step 9 Step 10 Describe the nature of the Title I, Part A Schoolwide program that will be shared with parents during the Beginning of Year Annual Meeting. The nature of the program is to full inform all parents of their rights and benefits of attending a Title 1 school. Specifically the adequately yearly progress of students by subgroups, school choice. Describe how the Annual Meeting will cover (1) the adequate yearly progress of students broken down by subgroups, (2) school choice, and (3) the rights of parents when schools receive Title I, Part A funds. The Annual meeting will use a PowerPoint presentation to all parents. How will the school ensure parents without access to technology will receive notification of parent events, communication, information about parent events, school updates, and student progress updates? Copies of the PowerPoint will be sent home with every student. Required Developmental Meeting The Developmental Meeting is held at the end of the year. It can be looked at as an End of Year evaluation of your I, Part A Parent and Family Engagement process. Additionally, it is an opportunity to connect with parents to start planning for the upcoming year. Even if your schools is not Title I the following year, the best practices of parent engagement should continue. This meeting should evaluate how well barriers were reduced or eliminated and celebrate the successes of the year.
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