Title I, Part A provides federal funding to support schools based on income status. In Utah, census data and free/reduced lunch data determine poverty status. Funding goes to high-need schools and is not tied to academic performance.

Our School Information:

• 52% qualify through myschoolapps.com
• Funds provide curriculum materials, academic interventions, support staff, professional development, and parent engagement activities.

TITLE I Funds

• School Plan drives the use of funds
• Curriculum materials for academic interventions and extensions
• Support staff: paraprofessionals and school Title I Coordinator
• Professional Development
• Parent Engagement Activities

Parent Guides to Student Success

Published by the Utah State Board of Education, these guides help parents understand expectations for each grade level.

• Parent Guides to Student Success

Math

• RISE (3rd-6th): Achievement: 56.4%, Growth: 59.8%
• Acadience Math (1st-3rd): Proficiency: 52%, Growth: 47%
• Curriculum: Utah State Standards, Into Math (K-6)

Literacy

• RISE ELA (3rd-6th): Achievement: 52.5%, Growth: 57.8%
• Acadience Reading (K-6th): Proficiency: 75%, Growth: 81%
• Curriculum: Wonders (K-5), StudySync (6th)

Science

• RISE Science (4th-6th): Achievement: 58.4%, Growth: 50.3%
• Curriculum: SEEd Storylines (K-5), FOSS (6th)

Multilingual Learners

• RISE ELA (3rd-6th): Achievement: 12%, Growth: 48%
• RISE Math (3rd-6th): Achievement: 23%, Growth: 46%
• RISE Science (4th-6th): Achievement: 27%, Growth: 39%
• WIDA ACCESS: Growth: 47.3%, Proficiency: 21.6%

Support includes in-class sheltered instruction, small group instruction, and individual instruction.

Celebrate

• 52% of Students were proficient in Language Arts
• 55% of Students were proficient in Mathematics
• 57% of Students were proficient in Science

• You have a right to know the qualifications of your child’s teacher and instructional assistants.
• You have a right to engage with faculty regularly for parent engagement opportunities.
• You have a right to participate in decisions affecting your child.
• You have a right to be part of the school plan and make suggestions.

If you believe something is not right, contact:

• Principal: triciab@provo.edu
• Title I Director: Michelle Eldredge – meldredge@provo.edu

Big Activities

• School-wide activities during the year
• PTA and School Community Council involvement

Progress in School

• Parent-Teacher Conferences in November & February
• Standards reports sent 4 times/year

Grade Level Activities

• Smaller, grade-specific activities

Annual meeting, flexible meeting times, and shared responsibility for student achievement are part of our Parent & Family Engagement Policy. Find it here:

• Parent & Family Engagement Policy

Available at:

• Annual Title I Meeting (September 25)
• Parent-Teacher Conferences
• Main Office
• Title I Office

School-Parent-Family Compact

• School-Parent-Family Compact

We welcome questions or concerns related to your child. You may contact:

• Teacher Directory: Available on school website
• Principal: Tricia Biggs – triciab@provo.edu
• Assistant Principal: Liz Parrott – elizabethke@provo.edu
• Title I Coordinator: Rebecca Larsen – rebeccaw@provo.edu

School Calendar: (801) 374-4960

Office Hours:

• Monday-Thursday: 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
• Friday: 8:00 am – 2:00 pm