Title One and Parent Involvement
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Title One District Mission Statement
“District and school-based Title One Parent Involvement Programs in Polk County will strive to build RELATIONSHIPS to create real family engagement for every child, every family, every teacher, every day.”
Title One Overview
Components of Title One are:
- Effective Instruction
- Professional Development
- Parental Involvement
Studies show that the more parents are involved in the education of their child, the more academically successful that child will be. The goal of the Title One Parent Involvement program is to give school-based Parent Involvement Facilitators information, materials, and resources to enable them to provide for their parents at the school-level. It is the job of the Facilitator to give parents the tools and resources necessary for them to help their child at home. Everyone working together in this way gives the child the best possible support for doing well in school.
Explanation of State and District Test Scores
Florida Standards Assessments Statewide Testing Calendar
State Assessment: Students throughout the state of Florida are required to participate in state standardized testing. Students in grades 3, 4, and 5 will take the Florida Standards Assessments. Grades 3, 4, and 5 will take FSA ELA Reading and Math Assessments, the FSA ELA Writing Test is assessed in grades 4 and 5, and NGSSS Science is assessed in grade 5. Students taking the FSA will respond to items in multiple ways, including creating graphs, writing short responses, and using other interactive features. The various question types are designed to assess higher-order thinking skills. Training tests are now available for students and parents to become familiar with the new testing system. The training tests can be accessed here.
- District Testing Calendar
- Grade Level Assessments Facts Sheet
- FSA Practice
- Statewide Assessment Program Information Guide
Parent Information
- Parent Involvement Resources
- Attendance
- Parent Portal
- School Messanger (sign up to receive messages from LVE)
- Exceptional Student Education (ESE)
- English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
- Section 504- A Guide for Parents
- Online Resources
- Technology Resources
- Homework Help
- Code of Conduct Spanish Version Hatian Creole Version
- Student Progression Plan
- Latest District News
- School Newsletter October November
Important Documents & Resources
All Title I schools have copies of the Parent and Family Engagement Plans (PFEPs) in their front office, as well as translated versions. For a copy of the school PFEP or district PFEP, please email or call the school.
A school-parent compact is a written agreement between the school and the parents of children participating in Title I, Part A programs that identifies the activities that the parents, the entire school staff, and the students will undertake to share the responsibility for improved student academic achievement. This agreement is developed with input from parents, community members and school staff. At elementary Title I schools, the compact is discussed during family/teacher conferences. All Title I schools have copies of the compact in their front office, as well as translated versions. For a copy of the school compact, please email or call the school.
The purpose of a Schoolwide Improvement Plan (SIP) is to develop a plan with school staff and leaders to help improve the academic achievement.
For a copy of the SIP, please email or call the school. A paper copy is available in the front office or you can visit https://www.floridacims.org/
(These documents are also available in the Parent Involvement Notebook located in the school office)
- Annual Parent Meeting PowerPoint with voiceover (English)
- Annual Parent Meeting PowerPoint (Spanish)
- School Parent and Family Engagement Plan (En Español) (Haitian Creole)
- District Parent and Family Engagement Plan (En Español) (Haitian Creole)
- School-Parent Compact (En Español) (Haitian Creole)
- School Improvement Plan (20-21)
- Right To Know Letter (En Español) (Haitian Creole)
- Annual School Report Card/Annual District Report Card