Title I at Richland Northeast
What is Title I?
Title I is a federal program designed to provide additional funds to schools serving high-need students. These funds are allocated based on the number of low-income students enrolled in a school. The goal of Title I is to help ensure that all students have the opportunity to achieve academic success.
How are Title I Funds used?
Title I funds are being used to implement a variety of programs and services that support student learning. Some examples include:
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Enhanced Academic Support - Providing additional tutoring, small group instruction, and after-school programs to help students develop essential skills.
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Early Intervention and Prevention - Identifying and addressing potential learning challenges early on to prevent academic difficulties from escalating.
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Parent and Community Engagement - Fostering strong partnerships with parents and the community to create a supportive network for students.
Parent and Family Engagement
Parent University offers free and impactful learning sessions designed just for our families. You'll walk away with new skills, resources, and confidence to empower your student and boost their academic journey.
Help us plan! What do you want to learn?
We're designing our Parent and Family Engagement sessions, and we need your input! Please tell us which topics are most helpful to your family by completing this short survey: Parent & Family Engagement Survey
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Parent University
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Dates
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| From Freshmen to Future: The RNE Journey |
August 5th 8:00 am to 9:15 am |
| Pathways to Excellence: Programs and Support at RNE |
November 13th 6:00 pm to 7 pm |
| Hispanic Family Engagement Night | January 22nd Time TBA |
| Inside RNE: Where Every Student Belongs and Thrives |
March 19th Time TBA |
