Title I

What is Title I?

Title I is a federal program under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) that provides extra support to help all students meet challenging academic standards. Title I funding is directed to schools with higher numbers of children from low-income families so they can provide additional academic help for students who need it most.

 All three Lovell schools qualify for Schoolwide Title I services and receive funding to support student learning.

Schoolwide Title I Programs

Schools that have at least 40% of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch may operate as a Schoolwide Title I Program. This designation allows the school to use Title I funds to support all students, rather than only a specific group.

Beginning the 2025.2026 school year, all Lovell schools have been approved as Schoolwide Title I Programs, which means every student can benefit from the additional resources and support provided through Title I.

  • Lovell Elementary School – Schoolwide Title I

  • Lovell Middle School – Schoolwide Title I

  • Lovell High School – Schoolwide Title I

How Title I Supports Students

Our Title I funding helps us provide additional support in reading and mathematics, using research-based programs that strengthen foundational skills and help students grow academically. Programs supported by Title I funds include:

  • Title I Teachers @ LES

  • LES Counseling Services

  • LHS Graduation Coach

  • LHS Support Paraprofessional

  • LMS Lab Classes

  • One Book, One School

These programs allow us to offer interventions, small-group instruction, and additional resources to help students succeed.

State and District Report Cards

State and district report cards share important information about student achievement, school performance, and educator qualifications. These reports help families understand how well our schools are serving students and where improvements can be made.

A well-informed community plays a vital role in supporting school improvement. By reviewing this information, parents and community members can partner with us to help every student succeed.

To view our Parent Family Engagement Policy, our Parent-School Compact, and our State and District Report Cards, please visit the following links:

Parent Trainings

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