2. Federal Programs Title I Click into Slide Show mode to hear the audio.

3. Title I KPBSD receives Title 1 funds to ensure that all children have a fair, equal, and significant opportunity to obtain a high- quality education. 2

4. 3 2014-15 Federal Programs Budget Title I K-2 reading support $1,067,037 $2,008,126 Pre-kindergarten $916,219 Parent Involvement $24,870 Title IC$164,055 Title IIA$942,055 Title IIIA$19,491 Title ID$6443.51 Title VII$391,473 McKinney Vento $15,000

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7. Nikolaevsk Nikiski North Star Elementary Chapman School Fireweed Kachemak Selo Razdolna Redoubt Elementary Mountain View Elementary Ninilchik School Paul Banks Elementary Seward Elementary Soldotna Elementary Sterling Elementary Tustumena Elementary Voznesenka Tebughna Susan B. Anthony Which schools receive Title I services? 6

8. K-2 reading support only Fireweed Kachemak Selo Nikolaesk Ninilchik Razdolna Susan B. English Tebughna Title 1 funds provide K-2 reading support or prekindergarten K-2 reading support and Prekindergarten Chapman Mountain View Elem Nikiski North Star Elem Redoubt Elem Sterling Elem Tustumena Prekindergarten Paul Banks Elementary Seward Elementary Soldotna Elem Voznesenka 7

9. Why don’t all schools receive Title I services? KPBSD uses Title I funds to provide preschool and reading support to students in kindergarten, first and second grade in those schools meeting the 40% economically disadvantaged threshold as evidenced by free and reduced lunch applications. 8

10. Title I Staffing Reading intervention = 6 teachers PreK = 10 Teachers Afterschool tutoring/support personnel Tustumena Redoubt Mt. View Soldotna Elem Chapman Kachemak Selo Mt. View Redoubt Tustumena Chapman Paul Banks Razdolna Nikiski North Star Voznesenka Seward Elem Sterling Fireweed Nanwalek Nikolaevsk Ninilchik Tebughna Susan B. English 9

11. Which students receive services at KPBSD Title I schools? Step 1: AIMSweb identifies students performing below the 25 th percentile Step 2: Teams of teachers match student needs to Title 1 services Step 3: Second assessment administered Step 4: Parents notified of eligibility Step 5: Services begin This process is done three times each school year – Fall, Winter & Spring. 10

12. 1% of the Title 1 budget is devoted to parent involvement activities. Each school has an activity in the Fall and again in the Spring. Activities and purchases using parent involvement funds are determined based on student needs during Title 1 meetings. Make and Take Activities Kindergarten material Book Bags Reading nights 11

13. Title I Pre-kindergarten Approximately 130 pre-kindergarten students enrolled for the 2014-15 school year Eligibility determined by DIAL Assessments administered in the Spring Pre-kindergarten programs focus on: creating a caring community of learners teaching to enhance development & learning planning curriculum to achieve important goals assessing children’s development & learning establishing reciprocal relationship with families 12

14. All programs use Sonday Systems, Sound Partners, or Houghton Miflin Intervention. This research based program provides support from beginning reading to end of second grade Sound Partners focuses on early reading skills. Houghton Miflin Intervention kits target, apply and practice key Reading foundation skills in the primary grades 13

15. KPBSD Title I funds provide services to over 400 students. 14

16. 15 The link below will allow you to provide feedback on KPBSD Title I programs. Your comments, questions, and feedback is greatly appreciated! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/ 1GcdLU8vM_UltYEojglbdhiKYTT 6l_M3S9H0kdA3y9CI/viewform?us p=send_form https://docs.google.com/forms/d/ 1GcdLU8vM_UltYEojglbdhiKYTT 6l_M3S9H0kdA3y9CI/viewform?us p=send_form

17. Federal Programs District Office Personnel 16 Tim Vlasak, Director Small Schools, Assessment & Federal Programs tvlasak@kpbd.org Christine Ermold, Director Elementary Schools and Professional Development cermold@kpbsd.org Michelle Thomason, Coordinator Professional Development & Federal Programs Mthomason@kpbsd.org Maribeth Snell, Title I, PreK, Migrant, Title VII Students in Transition Cindy Cornett, Title IIA & ELL Professional Development