Title I Parental Involvement/Family Engagement Compliance Check
Parent/Family Engagement Policy
All Title I schools must jointly develop with, agree on and distribute to parents, written parent/family engagement policies that contain federal statutes by ESEA.
Annual Parent Meeting
Annually, each Title I school is required to host a meeting for parents to explain the purpose of Title I. This meeting should also provide information on how parents can be an integral component in their child's education.
Parent Trainings
The Title I program provides parents with opportunities to become engaged with the school to maximize learning for their children at school and at home.
Parent-School Compacts
Written agreement must be developed each year, indicating how all members of the school, including parents, teachers, principals, and students agree to share responsibility for student learning.
Parent's Right to Know
Parents have the right to know the qualifications of their children's teacher. At the beginning of each school year, each school must notify parents of this information.
School/District Report Card
Parents must be notified annually regarding the availability of the school and district report cards, which outline the academic achievement of the school.
Parent/Family Engagement Evaluation
Title I schools must consistently evaluate parent/family engagement events and trainings (i.e. surveys, feedback forms).