Title 1
Effingham Elementary School is a school wide Title I school. Title I is a federally funded program designed to help educationally disadvantaged children meet challenging content and performance standards. The program was initially authorized in 1965 under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act and was most recently reauthorized under the Every Student Succeeds Act of 2015. Through Title I, students receive instructional support in the classroom or in other areas of the school building as appropriate. Classroom teachers, special education staff and Title I staff work collaboratively to coordinate support services for students. Title I funds may also be used to provide support to students before or after school or during the summer months.
All staff at Effingham Elementary School are highly qualified under the Every Student Succeeds Act of 2015. Title I funds currently support two part time paraprofessionals and one full time paraprofessional at EES.
Parent involvement in education is a very important part of Title I. In order to help parents work with their children at home, Title I funds are used to support educational events for parents and families.
2021-2022 Title 1 Effingham Schoolwide Plan
- Introduction
- Comprehensive Needs Assessment
- Research Based Instructional Strategies
- Instructional Student Support
- Parent Involvement
- Professional Development
- Preschool Transition
- Instruction by Qualified Staff
- Extended Learning Opportunities
- Schoolwide Program Abstract
Introduction
Comprehensive Needs Assessment
Research Based Instructional Strategies
Instructional Student Support
Parent Involvement
Professional Development
Preschool Transition
Instruction by Qualified Staff
Extended Learning Opportunities
Schoolwide Program Abstract
Parent Information
- Parent Involvement Guidelines
- Learning Compact
- 20/21 Program Evaluation & 21/22 Needs Assessment
- Parent Survey Results
- Parents Make the Difference!
- NH DOE Report Card