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Welcome to Oak Hill School

Welcome to Oak Hill School. Title I Program Introduction August 22, 2019. Title I. Federal program that provides funding to assist students in reading and math

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Welcome to Oak Hill School

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  1. Welcome to Oak Hill School Title I Program Introduction August 22, 2019

  2. Title I • Federal program that provides funding to assist students in reading and math • Funding is based on percentage of students who qualify for free or reduced lunch and number of students in the school (Please fill out Free / Reduced Lunch Information)

  3. Oak Hill School (School wide Title I Program) • Approximately 70% qualified last year for F/R lunch program • School Improvement Team / PTA Board Meeting Dates: All SIT meetings will be held at 3:15 in the media center. Dates listed below: • 9/23/2019 2/24/2020 • 10/28/2019 3/30/2020 • 12/09/2019 4/27/2020 • 1/27/2020 5/18/2020 • All SIT / PTA Meetings are open for all to attend

  4. Title I Budget: 2019-2020 Budget is 44500.00 • Funds instructional facilitator for elementary teachers 2.5 days a week. • Gives staff development opportunities for teachers in the areas of math and reading (2636.00) • Gives resources for parent nights to help in Reading and Math (792.00) • Purchases supplemental instructional programs (2227.00)

  5. Title I Goals • Achieve School Letter Grade of C or better and Exceed State Growth Expectations for the 2019-2020 school year. • Show Individual Student Growth in Reading and Math • Reading Goal: 70% Proficient (k-8) • Math Goal: 60% Proficient (k-8) • Science Goal: 85% Proficient (5th and 8th)

  6. Parent Engagement Policy / Student – Parent – School - Compact Developed / revised each spring during school improvement team meeting with parent and teacher input on 3/25/2019. Reviewed and approved by PTA on 5/9/2019, Title I Pac 4 PTA Meeting. Final draft given and reviewed during Open House by teachers with students, and parents. All faculty, parents and students encouraged to sign.

  7. Parent Curriculum Involvement Nights (Opportunities) Grades K – 3: Read To Achieve Informational Meeting (First Nine Weeks) Grades K – 8: Curriculum Night (Second Nine Weeks) Grades K-8: Reading Night (Third Nine Weeks)

  8. Teacher Parent Conferences • As Needed (Anytime teacher or parent need to talk) • Scheduled: End of First and Third Nine Weeks • Parent meetings for possible retentions will occur in late January, 2020 • Parent Contracts: • Completed during 3rd week of school • For at-risk and retained student

  9. Parent Involvement Opportunities Join PTA Attend School Improvement Team Meetings Volunteer to help tutor Attend Parent Conferences / Curriculum Nights Provide feedback to school by completing yearly surveys Participate in PTA Basketball.

  10. PTA Board Please join PTA (Pick up information at table outside auditorium.) • Co-Presidents • Amanda Crawford • Annara White • Co-Vice Presidents • Debbie Conley • Tonia Johnson • Co-Secretaries • Tonia Johnson • Open Position • Co-Treasurers • Krista Pelfrey • Tammy McRary • Volunteer Coordinator • Debbie Dishman • Christie Beach • Committee Chairs • Fall Festival Box Tops • PTA Athletics • Amanda Crawford • Stacy Shull • Want to help, see Mr. Ackerman:

  11. News for 2019 - 2020 OHS is waiting on final results from Math EOG testing for the 2018-2019 school year. OHS 2018-2019 reading results look great. EOG percent proficient rose approximately 10% from 2017-2018 school year. All students can receive tutoring (Preteaching, Remediation) every morning from 7:30 – 8:00 am. Students will go directly to their homeroom in the mornings after breakfast. Media Center is open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7:30 – 8:00 for students to check out new reading materials and to work with programs to help improve growth. Technology: Every classroom has at least 10 devices for student work, and every core classroom teacher has a smart board. Elementary will not have any combination classes during the 2019-202 school year. After school child care is available through Wrap Around.

  12. New Faculty Ms. Sunny Stamper (4th Grade Teacher) Mrs. Kim Roderick (5th Grade Teacher) Mrs. Toni Greer (Media Specialist / shared with Kings Creek) Mrs. Madison Benfield (Wrap Around Director)

  13. Growth • Teachers work to have students achieve growth and then proficiency. • OHS teachers believe that a growth mindset will develop students’: • Grades and achievement scores • Motivation to learn increases • To overcome challenges easier and give more effort • Believe growth of the student mind is under their control • Teachers and parents who have a growth mindset: • Find ways to make learning happen • Focus on effort not intelligence • Believe learning is collaborative

  14. Please remember to keep up to date with your child’s progress by logging into PowerSchool to check grades, and Planbook.com to see weekly lesson plans and assignments. See Mrs. King in the front office for details.

  15. Attendance Good school attendance is one of the most powerful ways you can prepare your child for success—both in school and in life. When you make school attendance a priority, you help your child get better grades, develop healthy life habits, and have a better chance of graduating from high school. However, if your child is sick and unable to attend school, please send a note, text or email to the teacher or someone in the office, as soon as possible to ensure the absence may be coded excused. 

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