Success Studio Updates
Success Studio Teachers
Mrs. Mei Lui
Intervention Teacher
Ms. Simone Sevilla
Title I Specialist
Contact Information
ssevilla@wvusd.org
Contact Information
mlui@wvusd.org
Title 1 Program Overview
What is Title 1?
Title 1 is a federal program that provides funding to local school districts to improve the academic achievement for qualifying students. It is part of the Elementary
and Secondary Act first passed in 1965.
How do students qualify for Title 1?
- 6 months or below in language arts or math
- Teacher documentation
- Previous year and current benchmark assessments
- CAASPP Scores
Support services include but are not limited to…
- Intervention from classroom teacher
- Small Group Support
- Push-in or Pull-Out support
- Parent Education Nights
- Summer School
A school receives Title 1 funds…
When the school district identifies attendance areas with the highest percentages of children eligible to receive Free and Reduced lunch through the National School Lunch Program. If your child is identified as needing Title 1 services, it does not necessarily mean they receive free and reduced lunch. This is simply a way the federal government decides how much money each school or district receives.
What schools in our District are Title 1?
- Vejar Elementary
- Collegewood Elementary
- CJ Morris Elementary
- Evergreen Elementary
- Walnut Elementary
- South Pointe Middle School
Parent and Family Events
As events are added, you can find the dates, times, and locations on this calendar. Click the event for the information flyer.
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October 10,2023
Title I Info Mtg.
8:15AM
EVG MPR
January 18, 2024
Family Literacy Night
5:30-7:00 PM
EVG MPR
Resource Page for Parents
This policy describes the means for carrying out designated Title I parental involvement requirements.
Reading Resources
Use the attached links to find resources that can help your child with reading.
ARTICLES
SITES
Math Resources
Please use the attached resources to help your child with math.
5 Ways to Develop Your Child’s Organizational Skills
(Scholastic Article)
Resources for Organization
You can help your student with organization and time-management by using some of the attached resources.