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The goal of the Title I Social Worker is to support the academic performance of Title I students by establishing a supportive and cooperative relationship between the home, school and community.
The goal of the Title I Social Worker is to support the academic performance of Title I students by establishing a supportive and cooperative relationship between the home, school and community.
The three main areas of concern when working in the Title I schools are: Attendance, Parental Involvement and Economic Barriers.
The three main areas of concern when working in the Title I schools are: Attendance, Parental Involvement and Economic Barriers.
My Responsibilities are to :
Establish on-going communication links between school, home and community services.
Involve parents in Title I school activities through coordination of parent/teacher conferences and workshops.
Work with Title I Nurse and School Nurse to assist with medical needs.
Increase the average daily attendance of Title I students through parent conferences, appropriate follow-up procedures, attendance incentives and court referrals as appropriate.
Provide Crisis Intervention.
Provide parents with transportation to school, community and medical appointments when no other transportation is available.
Assess student needs and make referrals to appropriate community agencies.
Facilitate groups for students that support their success in school.
Develop and provide training and educational programs for parents and Title I schools.
Make home visits to facilitate parent contact.
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