General Information
Title I schools receive federal Title I funds to assist students in meeting state achievement standards. When a Title I school does not make Adequate Yearly Progress for two consecutive years in reading, math, and/or writing, the school must offer supplemental educational services (SES) for eligible students. Both W. R. Tolar School and Hosford Elementary and Junior High are required to provide SES. These services are designed to ensure that students increase their proficiency in meeting the state’s academic standards in reading and math. Students eligible for SES services are from low-income families, as determined by the district for the purpose of allocating funds under Title I. Priority must be given to the lowest achieving children whenever funds are insufficient to meet the requests of all eligible children and their parents.
School Year 2012-2013
- Number of students eligible for SES= 460
- Number participating in SES=29
School Year 2011-2012
- Number of students eligible for SES= 617
- Number participating in SES=54
School Year 2010-2011
- Number of students eligible for SES= 627
- Number participating in SES=46
School Year 2009-2010
- Number of students eligible for SES= 587
- Number participating in SES=45
School Year 2008-2009
- Number of students eligible for SES= 580
- Number participating in SES= 32
School Year 2007-2008
- Number of students eligible for SES =559
- Number participating in SES=20
2012-2013 Title I Schools in Need of Improvement
- Eligible for Supplemental Educational Services
- W.R. Tolar K-8
- Hosford Elementary & Jr. High
SES Frequently Asked Questions
SES Provider Directory
- 2013 Provider Directory (.pdf)
Procedures for Prioritizing Students for SES
Procedures for Prioritizing Students for Supplemental Education Services (SES )
SES: The district will give priority to the lowest performing students if there are not enough funds to provide services to all eligible students whose parents request services. Therefore, those students who are the lowest achieving and who qualify for free or reduced lunch may receive SES.
Lowest Performing:
· Grades K-2, Stanford 10 (Below 45th percentile)
· Grades 3-10, FCAT ( Levels 1-2)
Choice With Transportation
- District Parent Involvement Plan
- District Improvement and Assistance Plan
- District Homeless Policy
- Controlled Open Enrollment Plan (.pdf)
Resources
- Florida Department of Education SES Information
- Florida Department of Education School Choice