This committee will meet for the purpose of on-going program planning and evaluation. This committee will include parents of Title I students, Title I staff, classroom teachers, and school principals. An Advisory Committee will meet at least three times per year.Communication will be ongoing and may include: newsletters, phone calls, and other notices sent via the children for attendance at parent/family literacy events. Parents will have the opportunity to learn how to help their child at home. Parent trainings and workshops will be offered throughout the school year.Progress reports will be provided 2/3 times during the school year (at report card time) to inform parents of student progress.An individual conference will be held with parents, title I staff, and the classroom teacher to discuss the School/Parent compact which outlines teacher, student, and parent responsibilities.A Title I Open House will be held at the beginning of each school year to inform parents about the program, assessments, and the curriculum.Notify parent(s)/guardian in writing when a student is exited from the program with details as to why.

In writing inform all parents/guardians of children identified for participation in the Title I program of their child’s eligibility.

Support the District/Title I Parent Involvement Policy adopted by the School Committee on January 18, 2005.

From these results we develop a rank ordered eligibility listing. All K-4 students are assessed using baseline tests in reading and math. Research supports that engaging families in education is essential to student success. Title I is a Federal Program that provides funding for supplemental services. Cashman Elementary School is to involve parents in their child’s educations.

The goals of the Title I program at both Amesbury Elementary School & Charles C. Lastly, the teacher links provides teachers with resources to support the reading curriculum such as, power point presentations, online games, and center activities. The parent resources provide parents with tips on how to motivate and encourage their young readers. The student links provide students with many fun and engaging activities that allow them to practice the skills and strategies they are learning in the classroom. Please be sure to check out the links on this page. The purpose of this site is to provide teachers, students and parents with helpful resources to support their children in becoming successful readers and writers.

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