What is Title I?

Title I, Part A of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act is a federal program that provides financial assistance to states and school districts to meet the needs of educationally at-risk students. The goal of Title I is to provide extra instructional services and activities which support students identified as failing or most at risk of failing the state’s challenging performance standards in math, reading and writing.

How our school uses Title I resources

Title I funds at Roosevelt provide for a reading intervention specialist and 12 paraprofessionals who teach reading groups throughout the day. Identified students in kindergarten through fifth grade participate in small groups where they receive instruction at their reading level.

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Roosevelt's parent participation plan 2021-22

This is our most current plan.

Participación de los Padres

Título 1 – Plan de Participación de Padres de Familia 2020-21


План вовлечения родителей в школе с Титулом 1

2020-2021 План вовлечения родителей в школе с Титулом 1

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What is the Learning Assistance Program?

The Learning Assistance Program provides additional academic support to eligible K-12 students in reading, math, writing and readiness skills. LAP programs are supported with Washington state funds and given to school districts within the state.

Currently, LAP-funded services must first focus on K-4 students who are deficient in reading or reading readiness skills to improve reading literacy.

Eligible students are the “greatest in need” as determined by a rank order of scores taken from statewide and/or district assessments. LAP services are interventions, supplemental to the core instruction in reading, math and/or writing.

How our school uses LAP resources

Roosevelt’s LAP program provides additional learning time to practice and build reading skills. LAP groups meet outside of classroom reading and math instruction. Time spent in LAP groups focuses on hearing and reading the sounds in words and lots of practice with reading passages. Each group is led by the LAP reading teacher and typically has three to six students. Each trimester, a LAP progress report for parents is included in their child’s report card.