Title I |
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| Larry Geist, Title I Coordinator |
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400 N. Fairview |
Luray, KS 67649 |
| Office Number |
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(785) 698-2217 |
| Fax Number |
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(785) 698-2218 |
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| Gaylene Spears |
Luray/Lucas Elem. |
Luray, KS 67649 |
(785) 698-2217 |
| Maribeth Foster |
Simpson Elem. |
Russell, KS 67665 |
(785) 483-6180 |
| Maribeth Foster |
Bickerdyke Elem |
Russell, KS 67665 |
(785) 483-6066 |
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| What is Title I? |
Title I is a federal program that has been in existence since 1965. The goal of Title I is to provide extra help and instruction for the students who need it. |
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| Title
I can help: |
| Children do
better in school and feel better about themselves. |
| Parents understand
their children better and can also have more say about their
children's education. |
| Teachers, benefit
from the support of the extra service and from the satisfaction
of seeing children succeed. |
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| Title
I programs generally offer: |
| a variety of teaching
methods and materials |
| smaller classes |
| additional teachers and
assistants |
| extra instruction in
reading, math and other skills |
| Title 1 teachers, regular
classroom teachers, and parents work closely together. |
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| Children
are selected in several ways, for example: |
| tests |
| end of the year reading
and/or math grades |
| referrals from the classroom
teacher or parent |
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| Parental Involvement: As a parent, you're part of the Title I team! |
| Communication between
home and school is critical if the child is to have the best
possible learning experience. Educational research suggest that: |
| A child's success in
school is more likely when parents and school personnel work
together. |
| Students receive a better
education when schools, parents, and communities share the responsibility
for that education. |
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