Title I Compliance Academy (Corpus Christi)

The LEA ESSA Consolidated Compliance Reports for the 2024-2025 school year will soon be available.  The session will provide participants with an overview of the program compliance self-check items that are included in the compliance report for the Title I, Part A program.

This session will focus on the Title I Parent and Family Engagement requirements.  We will cover the requirements with a focus on engaging parents and families in being teammates with the school so that students are the winners.

Navigating Title I compliance without a dedicated federal programs director can be challenging, but you don’t have to do it alone. This session is designed specifically for campus administrators in small districts, providing the essential knowledge and tools to meet Title I requirements with confidence. We’ll break down key compliance expectations, share valuable resources, templates, and provide the latest updates on federal regulations. You’ll also receive a detailed checklist of required assurances to keep your district on track. Join us for a practical, informative session that will help you stay compliant and maximize the impact of Title I funding in your schools.

Join us for an in-depth exploration of the Continuous Improvement Process and discover how to strengthen the connections between the Comprehensive Needs Assessment, District/Campus Improvement Planning Process, and Program Evaluations. Whether you're a new Title I Director or looking to streamline your district’s systems, this session will provide practical, data-driven strategies to enhance decision-making and ensure students have the support to reach their full potential.

This session will provide updates related to Title I, Part A Program Compliance.  Topics to be shared include the addition of program compliance self-check items to the 2025-2026 PR1000 – Title I, Part A Compliance Report; determining the Title I, Part A reservation amount for services to homeless children and youth; and common findings identified during program monitoring validation reviews.  The session will end with a showcase of the various resources available for establishing compliance with the Title I, Part A programmatic requirements.