The purpose of Title I is to enable all children to meet high academic standards. This is accomplished by providing meaningful and challenging opportunities for student learning. Under the Title I legislation, schools and families form partnerships to help students who need support in meeting high academic standards. Congress has provided this financial assistance to qualifying school districts since 1965.
Parents are Involved Parents are their child's first and most important teacher.
Children learn language by interacting with their parents. In addition, parents influence their child's educational attitudes, habits, and interests. In Title I, parents and teachers build a close, cooperative partnership. Title I program. Local involvement ensures that the program meets the needs of Title I students.