1. Shelton School District State & Federal Programs Presentation to the School Board November 10, 2015 Wanda Berndtson Director of State & Federal Programs

2. Title I, Part A Improving Basic Programs Focuses on low-achieving students in schools with high concentrations of low-income families SY 2014-2015: $984,788 SY 2015-2016: $1,029,691  20% SES (supplemental educational services)  10% staff professional development  1% parent involvement  Supports salaries & benefits  Supplements homeless program  Supports bilingual preschool program

3. Title III Limited English Proficiency Focuses on helping students who are limited English proficient to meet the same standards others are expected to meet SY 2014-2015: $59,604 SY 2015-2016: $62,711  Salaries & benefits  Before/after school tutoring  Language acquisition training  Professional development

4. Title VI Rural & Low Income Provides financial assistance to rural districts to assist them in meeting Adequate Yearly Progress SY 2014-2015: $76,483 SY 2015-2016: $77,753  Homeless expenses  Professional development  RTI funds for each building  Tutoring

5. Title VII Indian Education Focuses on helping American Indian and Alaska Native students achieve the standards expected of all students  SY 2014-2015: $69,490  SY 2015-2016: $71,405  Salaries & benefits  Button blanket supplies

6. Title X Homeless Children & Youth Focuses on removing barriers, allowing equal access to homeless youth SY 2014-2015: $31,687 SY 2015-2016: $33,778  Salaries & benefits  Emergency tutoring  Transportation expenses  Trainings for coordinator and support liaisons  Student classroom supplies

7. Learning Assistance Program Serves students who need intensive academic support for reading, writing, math, or readiness to learn the core subjects Emphasis on K-4 literacy  SY 2014-2015: $1,295,270  SY 2015-2016: $1,363,375  Staff salaries & benefits  Summer school  Building Bridges contract with ESD 113  Curriculum  Staff training

8. State Transitional Bilingual Instruction Program Focuses on developing language proficiency for migrant and bilingual students SY 2014-2015: $474,280 SY 2015-2016: $581,903  Salaries & benefits  WELPA/ELPA21 training & testing  Parent involvement  Training/workshops specific for ELL instruction  Student & Family Support Liaison cell phone services

9. Questions?