What is Title I ?

Title I of the federal No Child Left Behind legislation is a federal program that provides opportunities for the children served to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to meet challenging state content standards.

 Title I resources are distributed to schools where needs are the greatest in amounts sufficient to make a difference in the improvement of instruction.

 Title I provides greater decision-making authority and flexibility within the schools.  However, greater responsibility for student performance is the exchange made for this flexibility.
 
At Waterloo Elementary we have used some of our Title I funds to purchase parent resources available for home use. These materials  may be found in our parenting room, guidance counselor's office, and in the library.
 
Last Modified on February 19, 2008