Schoolwide and Targeted Assistance Planning

The purpose of Title I, Part A is to provide all children significant opportunity to receive a fair, equitable, and high-quality education and help ensure that all children meet challenging academic standards. As outlined in the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Title I-A funded schools may implement one of two approaches: 1) a School-wide Program or 2) a Targeted Assistance Program.

School Level Planning Documents

Criteria for Title I-A Schoolwide Plans

Districts are encouraged, but not required, to use Oregon's Title I-A Schoolwide Planning Template which meets all the criteria in this document. For districts that choose to use their own template, this document serves as a review tool to ensure all required plan components are included

• Oregon's Title I-A Schoolwide Planning Template
• School ORIS Needs Assessment Tool
• Schoolwide Programs Brief
• Developing Schoolwide Plans Brief

Criteria for Targeted Assistance Plans

Districts are encouraged, but not required, to use Oregon'sTitle I-A Targeted Assistance Planning Template which meets all the criteria in this document. For districts that choose to use their own template, this document serves as a review tool to ensure all required plan components are included.

• Oregon's Title I-A Targeted Assistance Planning Template
  
• Targeted Assistance Program Brief
  

Addtional Documentation

Districts should maintain the following documents for each school receiving Title I-A funds:

• Family Engagement Plan (Reviewed and revised annually with parent input)
• Title I-A Annual Meeting Powerpoint Template
  
• Parent / School Compact
• Verification of Staff Qualifications
  
• Para-professional highly qualified documentation

Family Engagement

ESEA requires that districts and schools that receive Title I-A funds communicate, collaborate and work as partners with families, with the goal of improving student achievement and promoting academic success.

• Family Engagement under Title I-A (Brief)
• Effective Famly Engagement in Title I-A Planning (PPT)
  
• Annual Meeting Checklist for Title I-A Schools
  
• Sample Annual Meeting Presentation
  
• Ashland School District Building Parent Plans (Sample) 
  
• Compact Checklist (Wisconson Dept. of Education)
  
• School Parent Compact (New Jersey Dept. of Education)
• School Parent Compact (Georgia Dept. of Education)
• Building Parent Capacity - Parent Log

Community Eligibility Provision (CEP)

Schools that adopt CEP are reimbursed using a formula based on the percentage of students who are normally certified for free school meals without an application, such as students who participate in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Foster, Migrant Education, or McKinney-Vento eligible students.

• CEP and Requirements under Title I-A (USED)
  
• CEP Planning and Implementation Guidance (USDA)
  
• ODE Special Provisions Webpage
  
• Guidance on Using CEP Data in the Rank and Serve Process
  
• CEP and Title I-A (PPT)
  
• Guidance on using (CEP) in completing the Budget Narrative