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Robison Elementary School Title I Program Home of the Roadrunners Informational Parent Meeting 8.17.2021

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Robison Elementary SchoolTitle I ProgramHome of the RoadrunnersInformational Parent Meeting

8.17.2021

Title I

Our school has been allocated $__173,649.00___ in Federal Title I dollars for use during this school year.

The purpose of Title I is to …

Ensure that all students receive a high -quality education from appropriately certified, effective, well-trained staff using evidence-based instructional methods.

Title I Funds are for… supporting struggling

learners with additional resources and help in reading and mathematics.

Title I Funds help our school…

educate and train families so that they may better support their students to achieve at high academic levels

AZ Merit School City

Spring 2019 Results (Due to the pandemic no AZ Merit or 3rd

quarter benchmark data for SY19-20 available) Spring ‘21 data not available yet.

ELA-Reading Math

3rd (40 students took test) - 22.5% 3rd (40 students took test) - 30%

4th (52 students took test) - 23.1% 4th (51 students took test) - 5.9%

5th (58 students took test) - 13.8 % 5th (58 students took test) - 3.4%

School Performance/School Letter Grade

The Arizona State Department of Education annually ranks schools by assigning them a school grade. Currently our school has a school grade of D this grade is based on AZ Merit results from SY 18-19 and remains frozen due to the pandemic. New letter grades will become available based on Spring ‘21 AZ M2 in the fall of SY 21-22.

School grades are based on:

The percentage of students who passed the AZ M2 exam.

The percentage of students who obtained the expected (or better) academic growth.

Additional factors such as the percentage of students evaluated, reclassification of English language students.

Title I funds help our school maintain / improve our school score by improving student achievement through the strategic use of federal funds.

Integrated Action Plan IAP

Our school leadership team will be revising a comprehensive plan starting in August which will address our student needs and allocate our school Title I resources as needed to support:

1. Well trained staff using effective teaching practices

2. To support struggling students

3. Build parental capacity to help students achieve in school

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School Integrated Action PlanOverview

To ensure that all students receive a high quality education from appropriately certified effective staff using research based instructional methods, our school plan includes the following:

a. _90_ minutes of regular reading instruction per day.

b. _90_ minutes of regular mathematics instruction per day

c. Teacher Training in Empower for ELA and Associates for Educational Success (AES) for Math

d. Teacher Coaches to support teachers with _engagement, best instructional practices________

School Integrated Action PlanOverview

To support struggling learners with additional resources and help in reading and mathematics, our school plan to improve reading and math achievement includes the following:

a. Reading/Math Interventions __30___minutes per week

b. Additional Reading/Math Classes __30___minutes of additional instruction daily

c. Reading/Math Tutors Tutoring will be begin in September for 21st

Century To inquire about our tutoring program, please

contact _520.232.7800_____at phone #d. Other action steps (Reading Seed, Stories that

Soar, 21st Century, Reading Recovery)

School Integrated Action PlanOverview

Academic Family Engagement

Our plan includes steps to promote academic family engagement using the following:

District Parent Involvement Policy

School Parent Involvement Policy

Title I Parent Compactirt

Academic Family Engagement Calendar and

Family Events will be announced

via parentlink, newletters, website, facebook,

and marquee

Parents Right to Know

You have the right to request:

The qualifications of your child’s teacher and instructional staff

Your child’s level of achievement based on required state assessments

You must be informed within 4 weeks if:

Your child is being taught by a teacher who does not meet the appropriately certified requirements of the state

All of this information must be in a language and format that is understandable to you.

Important Dates to Remember

Parent Teacher Conference September 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 2021

Information will be sent out soon. Please look for announcements.

Student Report Card October 9th, 2021

Updates to the school integrated action plan, the parent policy and compact

Once a month through the following avenues – Site Professional Development, Site Council, and PTO

For more information or to access the school Integrated Action Plan Contact:

School Interim Principal___Ms. Kristy Esquerra_at [email protected]_______

School phone 520.232.7800

Thank you!

For more information or to access the school Integrated Action Plan Contact:

School Interim Principal__Ms. Kristy Esquerra________________at [email protected]________

School phone 520.232.7800

It is always a great day to be a Robison Roadrunner!!!