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Home Welcome Art Calendar Driving Directions Faculty and Staff Guidance Media Center News Parent Center Sisters – In Action Sports Student Handbook Who’s Who Yearbook |
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TITLE
I Parent Facilitator: Sonya R. Williams |
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U.P.L.I.F.T. Registration Form |
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CLASS DATES: January 12, January 26, February 2, February 9,
February 23, March 2, March 9, March 23 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m |
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If you would like to participate in this Parent Workshop, please contact Ms. Sonya Williams at 843-562-2291. (You must attend at least three (3) workshops to be in the drawing for the Wii game and other prizes.) |
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Parent Graduation May 10, 2010 9:00 a.m. @ Ruffin
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Prizes (1)
Wii MP-3
Players Dinners
for 2 Book
Bags CD
Players, etc. If
you need to bring the student, please
let us know. Prizes
will be given out at graduation. |
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January 12,
2010
How Do I Know if my Child is in a gang
or Being Bullied? January 26,
2010
February 2,
2010
February 9,
2010
February 23,
2010
March 2, 2010
March 9, 2010
Natural Transitions In Life
Cycle March 23,
2010
May 2010 Assembly
Program Parent
Graduation & Gift Drawings |
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Available
in the Title I Parent Center for Parents and Students Our laptops
have the following programs installed: ·
Orchard Gold ·
Math & Language Arts Skills ·
Reading Skills The programs are designed to help your
child build and enhance skills used in our school curriculum. Please take
advantage of the resources offered in our
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Purpose
of Title I Research shows that greater family involvement in children’s learning is a critical link to achieving a high quality education. The Title I staff will encourage and support efforts by families to take a more active role in their children’s learning. The Title I staff will also promote and help to establish partnerships that will increase parental involvement and participation in promoting social, emotional, and academic growth of children as outlined in the objectives of National Education Goal 8: Parental Involvement – Joint efforts will be made to assure that all state and local objectives be met and the local Title I policy be complied with. |
The Title I Resource Centers, which are located at all Title I schools, provide parents the opportunity to access laptops, information, programs, activities and other resources that will enable them to become more effective and knowledgeable with federal, state, and local educational programs and mandates. The center is designed to provide parents with learning tools that will enable them to work more effectively with their children at home. Teachers and students are also invited to take advantage of the center’s resources. The goal of the Title I Parent Resource Centers is to bring the home and school together by providing parents with a variety of materials, equipment, and information that will be useful in helping their children achieve academic success. Please visit the The programs and materials
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The mission of the Title I Parent Involvement Program for the parents to help them understand the National Education goals and the Standards and Assessments which will be used to determine children’s progress, and to help parents understand the Title I Law and how to help their children. District’s Mission To ensure that all students meet or exceed State Standards in Preparation to become productive citizens. TITLE I Parent
Resource Centers’ To provide assistance to parents in understanding the National Education Goals and the SC State Standards and Assessments which are used to determine students’ progress and also in understanding TITLE I Law. |
Goals of the TITLE I Parent Resource Centers
appropriate personnel
in the
appropriate community organizations and / or services
Outreach Library and other programs and materials available |
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The importance is about commitment to all children, and of course, it’s one that we absolutely must honor if we’re going to continue to thrive as the great nation that we are. -
Secretary of
Education, Margaret Spellings NCLB works according to the following common sense principles:
federal money;
about their child’s education |
What parents can use the TITLE I
Parent Resource Centers services? All parents of students who attend TITLE I schools or a targeted assistance program are entitled to these services. Does my child have to be of
school age? No, the Parent Resource Centers have a variety of material
for young children residing in TITLE I zones. Since parents are
their child’s first teachers, the centers are there to help them get
started. What is the cost? The service is FREE to parents. The
Parent Resource Centers are federally funded through TITLE I. |
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No Child Left Behind http://www.colleton.k12.sc.us/nclb/index.htm U. S. Department of Education South Carolina State Department of
Education http://www.colleton.k12.sc.us/ Parenting Help |
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