Translation of SIP/Translation of various languages:

Title I schools must have the entire School Improvement Plan translated in the language(s) of parents of enrolled students.  Translated School Improvement Plans must be placed in the campus’ Title I bin as well as made available in the front office.  Although it is “best practice” to have the SIP’s available in all languages (as spoken by the parents represented at your campus), the External Funding Department highly suggests  where there is at least 10% of any parent population who speak such language(s) that the document must be translated in those languages.

Purpose of the Title I, Part A Program:

The purpose of Title I, Part A is to ensure that all children, particularly low-achieving children in the highest-poverty schools, have a fair, equal, and significant opportunity to obtain a high-quality education and reach, at a minimum, proficiency on challenging state academic achievement standards and State Academic Assessments.

Visit the External Funding Titles I, II & IV Department website for additional information.

Please find the following 2022-23 school year documents below:

• Campus Parent and Family Engagement Policy
• 2022-2023 Title 1- A District Parent and Family Engagement Policy 
• School – Parent Compact
• T-I Right to Know Notification Letter
• School Improvement Plan (SIP)
• Title I Annual Parent and Family Engagement Survey 
• Title I Parent Meetings Information Dates are located on this page.
• Title I Parent Notification Letters - English 
• Title I Parent Notification Letters - Spanish
• Explanation of HISD Curriculum - English
• Explanation of HISD Curriculum - Spanish
• Explanation and Description of Assessments - English
• Explanation and Description of Assessments - Spanish
• The Federal Report Card Data - English
• The Federal Report Card Data - Spanish 

2022–2023 Title I, Part A Parent and Family Engagement Survey

The purpose of this survey is to obtain parents’, guardians’, and adult family members’ perceptions of how well schools are involving them in the educational activities related to their children.

English version:    

Available this Spring semester         

Spanish version:    

Available this Spring semester