Southmoreland

School DistrictESEA Title I Reading 2013

Mr. Daniel A. Clara, Principal Mrs. Tammy Wesolowski, Counselor Mrs. Patti Debiasio, Title I Grade 1 Mrs. Amy Detore-Pushkis, Title I Kindergarten

Mrs. Sherry Fowler, Principal’s Secretary

Title I and Related School PersonnelSouthmoreland Primary Center

Mr. John L. Lee, Jr., Principal Miss Lisa Fratto, Counselor Miss Charlene Pritts, Building Secretary

Mrs. Robin Roth, Secretary to the Principal

Title I and Related School PersonnelSouthmoreland Elementary School

Dr. Timothy P. Scott, Assistant Superintendent, Federal Programs Coordinator

Mr. Daniel A. Clara, Director of Student Support Services K-12

Ms. Donnie Kalp, Secretary Mrs. Michele Shawley, Secretary

Title I and Related PersonnelCentral Office

The largest federal aid program in America’s schools

Provides extra reading instruction for those in most need

Not learning support or special education

What is Title I?

Letter recognitionLetter sound association skillsAchievement test scores (DIBELS)Teacher referral*Curriculum-based assessments

How are students selected for the Title I Program?

2012-2013 $360,263 2011-2012 $370,473 2010-2011 $392,555 2009-2010 $397,361 2008-2009 $365,212 2007-2008 $372,540 2006-2007 $411,692 2005-2006 $438,401 2004-2005 $492,411 2003-2004 $555,369 2002-2003 $636,500 2001-2002 $641,832 2000-2001 $641,832 1999-2000 $641,832 1998-1999 $641,832 1997-1998 $645,523

Allocations for Title I Funding

Breakdown of Title I Budget

Salaries

Benefits

Services andsupplies

Annual Meeting

Parent Teacher Conferences

Special Events at School

Homework supervision

Kiwanis Club program

Read at home with children

Open House Read Across

America program Parent trainings Workshop at IU

#7 Encourage,

support, listen, investigate

Parent Involvement is Important

FEDERAL PROGRAMS PLANNING FOR 2013-2014

MEETING THE REQUIREMENTS OF “NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND”

Continue to provide reading services in primary grades, with emphasis on early intervention and skill building.

Title I Programming has been added in upper grades to provide intervention in reading and in literacy. Academic support for all students is provided through Intervention/Enrichment time during the school day.

TITLE I

Provide training in the integration of technology in the classroom.

Provide student response systems to monitor student achievement and growth using real-time data.

TITLE V Innovative Education

Allocation is used to fund crisis counselor from St. Vincent Prevention Project.

SAFE & DRUG FREE SCHOOLS

THANK YOU FOR VISITING! Questions and comments

about federal programs may be directed to Dr. Timothy Scott at (724) 887-2047 or may be emailed to him at:scottt@southmoreland.net

Questions, comments and suggestions for next year’s federal programs and meeting topics are always welcome!