Welcome to the Title Programs website! Title programs are offered this year at Adams Junior High and Hancock, Mills, Ontario, Osborne, and Venice Heights Elementary buildings. The Title I program is Targeted at Adams and Schoolwide in the elementary buildings. Sandusky City Schools also serves students at Sandusky Central Catholic through a Targeted program.
Please check back often for updates regarding NCLB compliance, Public School of Choice and Supplemental Education Services.
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Parents Right-to-Know
NCLB, 1111(h)
Parents of a Sandusky City Schools student may request in writing information regarding the professional qualifications of his/her classroom teacher(s) by contacting:
Mr. Dennis Muratori
Assistant Superintendent
407 Decatur Street
Sandusky, Ohio 44870
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IN THE NEWS:
Venice School started off the school year with high expectations!
Our Title staff now includes Mrs. Chavez and Mrs. Nighswander as full time teachers, as well as Mrs. Simon, a half time Title teacher. These teachers, in addition to other new and veteran staff members, are working hard to make learning fun and interesting for your children. It is our intention to make the Effective School designation on our state report card this year.
We held our Open House on Wednesday, September 7th, and it was a big hit despite the rainy weather. Among many activities for the evening, parents were able to meet their child’s teachers, talk with the health department representative about health related issues, learn more about our parent council, and how they can supportVeniceSchool. Parents also took advantage of the opportunity to visit our Title Programs table where they were informed of the Title Program’s role in their child’s education. Many parents were excited to learn of Title teachers going into the classrooms to reduce class size and also help struggling students get extra help in both Reading and Math. They were then invited to offer suggestions for improving the Title Programs.
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Supplemental Educational Services:
ATTENTION PROVIDERS: Please contact us for contracts and information regarding enrollments.
Students attending Hancock, Venice Heights Elementary Schools or Adams and receive free/reduced lunches are eligible to participate. Enrollment is now closed for fall. A second enrollment period will be available in January.
Use this link to view the list of ODE-approved providers.
Under "Search for Providers by Area", choose ERIE.
Providers currently under Board contract for 2011-12 include the following:
ATS Project Success
Club Z!
Creative Education
Johnson Education
Knowledge College
The Learning Edge
Sylvan Learning
TOPS, Inc.
Tower Educational
Please note that each eligible student may receive $1,390.69 worth of SES tutoring paid for by Sandusky City Schools. The number of hours your child will be tutored is determined by the hourly rate charged to the school by each SES provider. You are urged to go to the ODE website to find the provider right for your child. SCS can help you find a provider should you need assistance.
Public School of Choice:
For the 2011-2012 school year, students attending Hancock, Mills or Venice Heights Elementary schools have the option to attend Ontario or Osborne Elementary Schools. Of the eligible 1,065 students, 50 opted to move schools for academic reasons.
For the 2010-2011 school year, students attending Hancock or Venice Heights Elementary schools have the option to attend Mills, Osborne or Ontario Elementary schools. Of the eligible students, 42 opted to move schools for academic reasons.
For the 2009-2010 school year, students attending Hancock or Venice Heights Elementary schools have the option to attend Mills, Osborne or Ontario Elementary schools. Of the 774 students eligible, 46 students opted to move schools for academic reasons. For the 2008-2009 school year, students attending Hancock, Madison, Mills or Osborne Schools had the option of going to Venice Heights or Ontario Schools due to the buildings' school improvement status. Of the 1,028 students eligible, 11 students opted to move schools for academic reasons. Supplemental Educational Services:
For the 2010-2011 school year, of the 653 eligible student, 113 participated.
For the 2009-2010 school year, of the 728 eligible students, 137 participated. For the 2008-2009 school year, of the 771 eligible students, 141 participated. For the 2007-2008 school year 105 students participated. Parental Involvement:
Parents play a vital role in the success of our schools. For more information on how you can be involved in our buildings, please speak with your child's building principal, classroom teachers, and Parent Council representatives.
For more information contact:
Julie McDonald
Director
Curriculum & Instruction (7-12)/Gifted and Title Services
Luanne Maschari
Administrative Assistant
Curriculum & Instruction
419.621.2866
lmaschari@scs-k12.net |