Title I
Huntley Community School District 158 receives federal Title I, Part A funding to provide additional academic support for eligible students. Title I is a federally funded program designed to help ensure that all students have access to the resources and support needed to meet challenging academic standards.
District 158 operates Title I Targeted Assistance programs. Targeted Assistance funding is used to provide supplemental services to students who have been identified as needing additional academic support. Student participation is based on academic need and established eligibility criteria.
Title I Schools
The following District 158 schools receive Title I, Part A funding and operate Targeted Assistance programs:
- Chesak Elementary School
- Mackeben Elementary School
- Conley Elementary School
- Martin Elementary School
Title I, Part A funds may be used to provide additional resources and services, including:
- Additional instructional and support staff
- Academic intervention programs
- Supplemental instructional materials and resources
- Extended learning opportunities
- Professional learning to support effective instruction
- Parent and family engagement opportunities
Schools receiving Title I funds work in partnership with families to support student learning and academic growth. Each participating school provides opportunities for meaningful parent and family engagement and communicates ways families can be involved in their child’s education. Title I schools also develop a School-Parent Compact that describes the shared responsibilities of students, families, and school staff in supporting student achievement.
Huntley Community School District 158 is committed to using Title I resources to provide targeted, high-quality support based on student needs. The District regularly reviews its Title I programming and student data to ensure resources and services are effectively supporting student learning and academic success.