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Glen Acres Elementary
High Expectations - High Achievement
1106 Kensington Drive, Lafayette, IN 47905
(765) 588-2444
(765) 771-6150
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Our School
Welcome
Administration
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Students
Student Handbook
Educational Websites
Accelerated Reading and Math
LSC Anti Bullying Info
Electronic Backpack
Parents
Parent Organization
PowerSchool Login
Volunteer
Newsletters
Lunch
iPads in the Classroom
Dress Code
Arrival/Dismissal Procedures
Emergency Delays and Closings
Attendance Policy
Recess Temperature Guidelines
Transportation
Student Transfers
Our Staff
Contact Us
Classroom Web Pages
Kindergarten
1st Grade
2nd Grade
3rd Grade
4th Grade
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Read to Succeed
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eLearning
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Title I
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The goal of Title I is to help all students reach their full potential while meeting the rigorous standards set forth by the state and federal government.
What is Title I?
Title I is part of the
Every Student Succeeds
legislation that provides supplemental federal funding for low achieving children in schools that provide free and reduced lunches for disadvantaged students.
Title I is a program that provides extra academic support and learning opportunities for children farthest from meeting challenging state standards.
How does the money get to my school district?
The money travels from the federal government to Indiana to Lafayette School Corporation and then to eligible schools within the district.
Census data are used to determine the amount of Title I money the district receives.
How does Title I help schools?
Title I helps schools by supplementing the regular education program and by helping students meet the Indiana Academic Standards.
Which students receive Title I services?
Services to children are based on the academic needs of individual children, not on the socioeconomic level of a child or his/her family.
These students may be served:
Migrant children
Children with limited English proficiency
Children who are homeless
Children with disabilities
Any child who is in academic need
What role do parents play?
Parental involvement is an important component of Title I. Parents are needed for:
Planning
Policy
Participation
Partnering
Program Evaluation
What about accountability?
Title I requires states to develop standards and assessments that will challenge students served by Title I programs to perform to high levels.
Research suggests that high standards, when coupled with valid and reliable assessments and aligned support, can exert a powerful influence over what children are taught and how much they learn.