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Facts about Title I
  • Title I provides supplemental federal funding for low achieving children.
  • Title I helps our schools by supplementing the regular educational programs offered at our schools to help students meet State standards.
  • Monnett and Van Rensselaer are schoolwide Title I schools. A schoolwide school enhances the whole educational program within a school to meet the needs of the lowest achieving students. Students who are at risk of not meeting the State standards are targeted.
  • Presently our schools are offering Supplemental Educational Services (SES). A child is eligible for SES services, if he/she receives free or reduced lunch and is non-proficient in Reading/Language Arts and/or Math.
Parents
  • Parents are an important part of Title I.
  • Schools offer a variety of workshops for parents about many topics on how to help your child.
  • Parents are needed to help change the Title I’s school policy to attend informational meetings.
  • Parents are needed  to attend Parent/Teacher conferences to participate in classroom visits.
Parent Information Resource Centers {tab=SES and Choice}
Supplemental Educational Services
(SES)
2009-2010

Students are Eligible to Receive SES if the Qualify for Free or Reduced Lunch and are Non-Proficient in Reading/Language Arts and/or math.

Schools Number of Students Eligible to Receive SES Services Number of Students Participating in SES Services
Monnett Elementary 51 5
Van Rensselaer 112 19
*Updated when data is available

Enrollment Dates:
  • September 9 - October 1, 2009:
    • SES Parent Meeting October 1, 2009
      • 9:00 AM Van Rensselaer or 7:00 PM Van Rensselaer
  • January 18 - February 5, 2010
    • SES Parent Meeting February 8, 2010
      • 9:00 AM Van Rensselaer or 7:00 PM Van Rensselaer
SES Enrollment Form

School Choice
2009-2010 School Year
Schools # of Eligible Students # of students who took choice*
Monnett Elementary 237 0
Van Rensselaer Elementary 548 0
 
2008-2009 School Year
Schools # of Elegible Students # of students who took choice*
Monnett Elementary 237 0
Van Rensselaer Elementary 548 0
 
*There was no Choice option for the Rensselaer Central Schools Corporation. Rensselaer has only one school at each level and attempts to find school options in another corporation were unavailable.

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Location of Supplemental Education Service Providers*

Provider Location
Indianapolis Algebra Project Monnett and Van Rensselaer
Wabash Valley Educational Service Monnett and Van Rensselaer
* These providers can service students within the Rensselaer Central Schools Corporation


 
Service Provider Details
 ATS Project Success
Contact:
Renee Weaver-Wright
20674 Hall Road
Clinton Township, MI  48038
800-297-2119
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Web site:
Subject areas:
Math
English/Language Arts
Reading
Grade levels:
K-5
6-8
Type of instruction provided:
Online
One on one tutoring
Evidence of effectiveness:
Overall 2007-2008 evaluation grade:
B
 
Customer Satisfaction:
B+
Service Delivery:
A-
Academic Effectiveness:
B-
Program description:
ATS Project Success offers students in K-8 tutorial services in reading and mathematics. We offer services online with one of our pre-programmed computers and dial-up Internet service at no cost to parents. Students work from the comfort of their own home, and families choose a schedule that meets their needs.
Additional student populations served:
Students with special education needs
Students with limited English proficiency
Description of tutor qualifications:
Most ATS tutors are certified teachers. Tutors that are not certified are high school graduates with either an Associate's Degree, 60 college credits, or have passed an assessment measuring knowledge of reading, writing, and math.
Minimum requirements:
This provider does not have a minimum number of students that must be enrolled in a district before they are willing to serve the district.
This provider does not have a minimum number of students that must be enrolled in a school before they are willing to serve the school.
Indianapolis Algebra Project
Contact:
Terry Ogle
2804 Questend South Drive
Indianapolis, IN  46222
317-923-4623
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Web site:
Subject areas:
Math
Grade levels:
K-5
6-8
9-12
Type of instruction provided:
Large group tutoring (5-6 students)
Evidence of effectiveness:
Overall 2007-2008 evaluation grade:
B+
 
Customer Satisfaction:
A-
Service Delivery:
A-
Academic Effectiveness:
B
Program description:
The Indianapolis Algebra Project (IAP) provides tutorial remediation and enrichment in elementary arithmetic, intermediate mathematics and Algebra. The IAP specializes in math because it is a subject that is extremely important in today's society.
Additional student populations served:
Students with special education needs
Students with limited English proficiency
Description of tutor qualifications:
Tutors must have previous experience tutoring with students. Tutors must have one of the following: Teacher's License, College Degree, Associate's Degree or 60 hours of college credit. Tutors must pass the Criminal Background Check and be cleared by the Sex Registry. Tutors must attend Algebra Project Training and workshops. Tutors must submit at least 3 references from previous or current employers.
Minimum requirements:
This provider must have a minimum of 10 students enrolled in a district before they are willing to serve the district.
This provider must have a minimum of 5 students enrolled in a school before they are willing to serve the school.
Sylvan of Lafayette
Contact:
Anna Coy
4050 Britt Farm Drive
Lafayette, IN  47905
765-447-5996
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Web site:
Subject areas:
Math
Reading
Grade levels:
K-5
6-8
Type of instruction provided:
Small group tutoring (2-4 students)
Evidence of effectiveness:
Overall 2007-2008 evaluation grade:
No grade (not enough data)
 
Customer Satisfaction:
No grade (not enough data)
Service Delivery:
No grade (not enough data)
Academic Effectiveness:
No grade (not enough data)
This provider did not serve Indiana students in 2007-2008. No evaluation grades are available. However, the provider's application indicates organizations using the provider's program have experienced increases in student achievement.
Program description:
Nationally, Sylvan Learning Centers has provided tutoring to more than two million students over 25 years. When students attend the Sylvan Learning Center, they will receive a well-balanced, research-based, personalized program. Before beginning the program, each student completes a skills assessment, from which a program is designed. Through mastery learning, we work to remediate skill gaps, enhance academic achievement, and increase confidence.
Additional student populations served:
Students with special education needs
Description of tutor qualifications:
Tutors are required to hold a bachelor's degree from college and state teaching licensure.
Minimum requirements:
This provider does not have a minimum number of students that must be enrolled in a district before they are willing to serve the district.
This provider does not have a minimum number of students that must be enrolled in a school before they are willing to serve the school.
Wabash Valley Education Center
Contact:
Gretchen Leuenberger
3061 Benton Street
West Lafayette, IN  47906
765-463-1589
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Web site:
Subject areas:
Math
Reading
Grade levels:
K-5
6-8
Type of instruction provided:
Small group tutoring (2-4 students)
Large group tutoring (5-6 students)
Evidence of effectiveness:
Overall 2007-2008 evaluation grade:
No grade (not enough data)
 
Customer Satisfaction:
No grade (not enough data)
Service Delivery:
No grade (not enough data)
Academic Effectiveness:
No grade (not enough data)
This provider has not served Indiana students. No evaluation grades are available. However, the provider's application indicates organizations using the provider's program have experienced increases in student achievement.
Program description:
Our tutoring sessions take place at your child's school and utilize research based programming in both reading and math. An individual learning plan and monthly progress reporting are part of your child's programming. Certified teachers provide individual attention that yields proven academic growth and success.
Additional student populations served:
Students with special education needs
Students with limited English proficiency
Description of tutor qualifications:
Our tutors must be certified teachers.
Minimum requirements:
This provider must have a minimum of 12 students enrolled in a district before they are willing to serve the district.
This provider must have a minimum of 12 students enrolled in a school before they are willing to serve the school.


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