- Conniston Community Middle
- Title I Information
Title I Information
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Title I programs are designed to improve academic outcomes for all students by strengthening instruction, promoting a culture of high expectations, engaging and empowering families, ensuring safe and healthy learning conditions, and providing a broad range of student support.
Title I Information from the District office:
- FY25 Annual Notice of Parents' Right to Know: English, Creole, Portuguese, Spanish
- FY25 District Parent Family Engagement Plan (PFEP): English, Creole, Portuguese, Spanish
- Federal & State Programs Department
- Income Survey
- Schoolwide Plans
Conniston Middle Title I Information
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We invite you to check out our SY25 Title I Newsletter: October 2024 - May 2025. This newsletter contains important information about our school and district initiatives for this school year, including key updates and attachments on various Title I topics:
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Title I Annual Meeting: Thank you for attending our annual Title I meeting, where we discussed your rights as parents of a child attending a Title I school. During the meeting, we reviewed school-wide data, remediation programs, and initiatives planned for this school year to support your child’s success. We also shared our School-Parent Compact and Family Engagement Plan and welcomed your feedback. You can access them through the following links:
SY25 School-Parent and Family Engagement Plan - English
SY25 Title I School-Parent Compact - English
SY25 School-Parent and Family Engagement Plan - Spanish
SY25 Title I School-Parent Compact - SpanishFor your reference, we have made two Title I Annual PowerPoint presentations available in both English and Spanish. You can access them by clicking the links below:
SY25 Title I Annual Meeting - English
SY25 Title I Annual Meeting - Spanish - Parents' Right to Know Out-of-Field Notification Letters: This month, letters will be sent to certain students and their families. These letters inform families of their rights under Title I, detailing the qualifications of their child’s teachers and paraprofessionals.
- October 17, 2024 - Florida Alternative Assessment Workshop: This annual workshop is tailored for parents of students with severe cognitive disabilities who cannot complete the general FAST assessment. These students will participate in an alternative performance task assessment, evaluating their skills across all disciplines through various activities. Parents will receive accessible strategies and resources to help their children prepare for the spring assessment at home.
- October 24, 2024 - EOC Mathematics Night: This workshop is designed for parents of students enrolled in Algebra I and Geometry (high school credit courses). Instructional leaders will provide information on reporting categories and task demands for the upcoming assessment, as well as the platforms students will use throughout the year to prepare for the End-of-Course (EOC) assessment. Parents will receive strategies and resources to support their children in mastering various units of study.
- Science Fair: We will host our annual Science Fair on October 29, 2024, showcasing the experimental design analyses of our students in grades 6 through 8.
- November 7, 2024 - FAST/SSA/EOC Parent Night: We will examine the design of the FAST, SSA, and EOC Civic exam, analyze student achievement levels, explore the FAST portal platform, and share effective content area strategies aimed at improving student outcomes during this workshop.
- Report Cards: Student grades will be available in the SIS by October 15, 2024. Our second nine weeks will begin on October 15, 2024. You can monitor your child’s progress through the SIS Parent Gateway, which will include grades for both academics and behavior. If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to our grade-level counselors or administrators. For assistance in creating an SIS Parent Gateway account, please click the link in the newsletter.
- Approaching Winter Diagnostics: Your child will complete winter diagnostics between December 2024 and January 2025. The results of the midterm and winter diagnostic assessments will be accessible through the SIS Parent Gateway. If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact our grade-level counselors or administrators.
- Curriculum & Proficiency Levels: After each unit, assessments will be conducted across all subjects. A detailed breakdown of performance levels, along with their corresponding colors, is available in the newsletter to help differentiate achievement status:
- Green: Students have mastered the content and tackled the most challenging material in the USA assessment. They are officially in the Green Zone, where mastery resides.
- Yellow: Students are on track with a satisfactory pace. They have grasped challenging concepts, but there’s room for improvement. Think of this as a caution light reminding them they’re doing well, but with a little more effort, they could excel.
- Red: Students are performing below the satisfactory level, indicating that some challenging content areas need attention. However, Red is just a signal to hit the books harder and attend after-school tutorials, viewing it as an opportunity for growth rather than a stop sign!
AVID Binder Check: As an AVID site of distinction, it is imperative that our students come to school prepared with their materials, Chromebook, and AVID binder to stay organized. Maintaining the AVID binder reinforces the organizational skills needed to successfully manage a 6-course day.
Title I Afterschool Tutorials: After-school tutorials began on September 9, 2024. Our program provides support for ALL students, including a specialized program for Students with disabilities (SWD) and English Language Learners (ELL).
Pull-out/In-school tutorials will start in January, assisting students during an elective block at least twice or three times a week to promote growth in selected content areas. More information will be forthcoming.
Please note that this information is also available on the school website: Conniston Middle School. Additionally, letters or flyers have been or will be sent home through your child’s backpack. Please check their backpacks daily to stay informed.
Thank you for your continued support!
Check out our Title I Newsletter: September 2024 Edition This newsletter provides you with information about our school and district initiatives this school year. The newsletter contains important information and attachments on the following Title I topics:
- Invitation - Title I Annual Meeting on 9/12/24 @ 5:00 PM in the cafeteria.
- SY25 SDPBC Parent Family Engagement Plan
- SY25 School-Wide Plan Availability
- Afterschool Tutorial Calendar and Schedule - Start date: 9/9/24
Please note: This information is also located on the school website: https://www.palmbeachschools.org/ConnistonMiddle.
Additionally, letters or flyers have or will be sent through your child’s backpack. Please check their backpacks daily to stay informed.
Consulte nuestro boletín de Título I: edición de septiembre de 2024. Este boletín le brinda información sobre nuestras iniciativas escolares y distritales este año escolar. El boletín contiene información importante y archivos adjuntos sobre los siguientes temas del Título I:
- Invitación - Reunión Anual del Título I el 12/09/24 a las 5:00 PM en el gimnasio.
- Plan de participación de padres y familias del SDPBC para el año escolar 25
- Plan para toda la escuela SY25 Disponibilidad del plan
- Calendario y horario de tutorías extraescolares - Fecha de inicio: 9/9/24
Tenga en cuenta: esta información también se encuentra en el sitio web de la escuela: https://www.palmbeachschools.org/ConnistonMiddle.
Además, se han enviado o se enviarán cartas o folletos a través de la mochila de su hijo. Por favor revise sus mochilas diariamente para mantenerse informado.
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