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Improving Basic Programs - Title I-A

News Announcements

Tuesday - December 11, 2012
eCIP Due Dates
Wednesday - September 5, 2012
Educator Effectiveness Summit 2012
Tuesday - February 14, 2012
Use of ESEA Funds to Supplement LEA Activities Relating to Common Core State Standards

Title I is a federal education program under the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001. This program provides financial assistance to LEAs and schools with high numbers or high percentages of poor children to help ensure that all children meet challenging state academic standards.

	Coordinator Tools Resources to assist Title I Coordinators in planning and implementation of Title I programs.
	Fiscal Information Tools and resources that provide districts with information on funding and other fiscal issues.
	Oregon Title I-A Schools 2012-13 Title I-A Schools 2011-12 Title I-A Schools
	Reports ODE reports, reporting documents and requirements for Title I-A schools and districts.
	Resources Title 1-A resources for schools and districts.

	Program Planning Tools to assist Title I Coordinators in planning and implementation of Title I programs.
	Family & Community Involvement The resources included in this section are designed to assist schools, districts, parents and community members in developing effective family involvement programming.
	School Improvement Resources for Schools in Title I-A School Improvement Status.
	Private Schools Resource to ensure equitable services to private school children
	School Loan Forgiveness Program This program is designed to allow federal loan forgiveness based on poverty rate of schools where teachers are employed.

Associated Topics

Supplemental Educational Services

Contacts

Janet Bubl (503) 947-5687
Operations, Fiscal & Data Management - Ed. Specialist, Title I-A & Title VI B
Melinda Bessner (503) 947-5626
School Improvement & Accountability - Education Specialist
Russel Sweet (503) 947-5638
School Improvement & Accountability - Education Specialist