Welcome to Title I

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The purpose of Title I-Improving the Academic Achievement of the Disadvantaged of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) (signed into law on December 10, 2015, replacing No Child Left Behind) is to "provide all children significant opportunity to receive a fair, equitable, and high-quality education, and to close educational achievement gaps". Title I provides technical assistance, service and support to local educational agencies (LEAs) and schools to help ensure every child has access to an excellent education.

FY22 Primary Approval Update

Title I-A Title II-A Title IV-A Title I-D Title V-B

1 Building Your Grant - Introduction

2 Building Your Grant - CNA RCA IAP

3 Building Your Grant - Set Asides

4 Building Your Grant - Coding and USFR

5 Building Your Grant - Labeling

6 Building Your Grant - Approval and Revisions

The Comprehensive Needs Assessment, Root Cause Analysis, and Integrated Action Plan for all Title I Schools includes Title I, II, III, IV School Improvement and Move on When Reading. Schools will use the 6 Principles, Indicators and Elements to identify strengths and needs in order to increase student achievement and strengthen school systems leading to sustainable improvement. The primary needs identified in the Comprehensive Needs Assessment become the foundation for the Schools Integrated Action Plan. The LEA Integrated Action Plan is based on the Schools’ Comprehensive Needs Assessment findings. It supports the implementation of the School Integrated Action Plan.

Planning Tool Navigator - Integrated Action Plans Resources

GME Planning Tool Training

The differences between a webinar and a micro-training:

Webinars are longer recorded sessions of meetings that were recorded or held online and often include recorded participant questions. (approximately 30 minutes to 2 hours in length)

Micro-Trainings are short recorded instructional presentations designed to provide information about specific topic. There are no recorded participant question and answers. (approximately 5-8 minutes in length)