The purpose of a Title I Annual Meeting, a requirement for all Title I schools, is to explain the school’s Title I program and tell parents about their right to be involved in their child’s education. The Title I Annual Meeting can be the first step in setting the tone and opening the door for positive school-home partnerships. 

Key information to be shared during the Title I Annual Meeting: 

Annual Meeting Purpose: Explain what Title I is and what it looks like at your school. 

Curriculum & Assessments: Give details on your school’s curriculum. Share information about state and local assessments, including what subjects and grades are tested and expected proficiency levels.  

Funding: Explain how and what your school Title I funds are being used for and provide information and consult on how parent involvement funds are to be used.  

Parent Involvement: Provide information on Parent/Family and school connection opportunities. Get input from parents on how they would like to be involved.  

School's Academic Progress: Share results from your most recent school report card and tell parents where they can get a copy of it.  

School Improvement: Go over the school’s improvement status. Explain what areas, if any, are identified as In Needs Improvement and what interventions or supports are provided to students as a result.  

Please Submit a Copy of the Following to your Title I School Support Resource Teacher:

Annual Meeting PowerPoint: A copy of any slide presentations, handouts and/or other materials used. 

Annual Meeting Sign-in Sheet: A signed, dated copy of the parent sign-in sheet that clearly labels the event as a Title I annual parent meeting.  

Annual Meeting Agenda: A copy of the agenda that lists what information was shared with parents. 

Annual Meeting Minutes: Save minutes of the meeting that include the items covered and any questions or suggestions given by parents.