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Note: See the accompanying speaker notes at http://www.slideshare.net/chrisshade/title-1oh1-handout-presented-by-chris-shade-62112. Know these are the slides I use for my Title 1oh1 session. Title 1oh1? Yes! As in 101 or as in “Oh, I didn’t know that!” It’s also a twist on the [music] group 3oh3!
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Target supplemental resources to student
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What’s Title I?
— That’s a lot of zeroes!
Denton ISD initially received $1.9 million in Title I, Part A funds in 2012-13.*
*This amount does not include maximum entitlements and roll forward (unspent funds from 2011-12).
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Denton ISD Free and Reduced Lunch Percentages as of 4/16/2012
35-39%=Targeted Assistance
≥ 40%=Schoolwide
< 35%=Not served
Parent Involvement
1%
Professional Development
5%
Administration 0.23%
Homeless 0.25%
Indirect Costs 1.90%
Literacy Learning Facilitators (3)
10.70%
DLL (8) 26.76%
Instructional Support Teachers
(2) 3.23% PNP
0.48%
Campus Allocations
50.47%
# free & reduced (FR) lunch students
x per pupil amount (PPA)
campus Title I funds
2012-13 Denton ISD Title I Campus Allocations
Denton ISD schoolwide* (SW) campuses that receive Title I funds *SW campuses (40%+ free and reduced lunch) do not have to identify particular children as eligible for services
2012-13 Denton ISD Title I Campus Allocations
Denton ISD targeted assistance* (TA) campuses that receive Title I funds *SW campuses (40%+ free and reduced lunch) do not have to identify particular children as eligible for services
2012-13 Denton ISD Title I Campus Allocations
Percentage of students that qualify for free and reduced (FR) lunch
2012-13 Denton ISD Title I Campus Allocations
Per Pupil Amount (PPA)
2012-13 Denton ISD Title I Campus Allocations
Salaries paid from campus Title I, Part A funds
2012-13 Denton ISD Title I Campus Allocations
Campus Title I, Part A funds available to spend on staff development, services (such as tutorials, consultants, etc.) supplies and materials, etc.
2012-13 Denton ISD Title I Campus Allocations
Title I, Part A funding set aside for private nonprofit (PNP) schools that serve eligible students of poverty from Denton ISD attendance zones
2012-13 Denton ISD Title I Campus Allocations
Title I, Part A funding set aside for private nonprofit (PNP) schools that serve eligible students of poverty from Denton ISD attendance zones
2012-13 Denton ISD Title I Campus Allocations
Title I, Part A funding set aside for neglected facilities that serve eligible students from non-Title I funded campuses
2012-13 Denton ISD Title I Campus Allocations
Reasonable Costs that are consistent with prudent business practice and comparable to current market value.
Allowable? You must be able to respond appropriately to and maintain documentation for each of the following questions to determine whether an expenditure would be allowable:
…Title I may fill in the other 1/2
DISD provides ½ of a reading interventionist& ½ of a math interventionist
Supplement to add to, to enhance, to expand, to increase, to extend.
Supplant to take the place of, to replace
There are certain requirements come with federal funds… In 2008, there were 35 compliance indicators. In 2009, there were 84 compliance indicators. In 2010, there were 113 compliance indicators. In 2011, there are 141 compliance indicators.
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