Cloverleaf Elementary is a Targeted Assistance Title 1 School.  What does “Targeted Assistance Title 1” mean? The Title 1 Targeted Assistance Program is a federally funded supplemental
education program that provides financial   assistance to our school district for the purpose of improving educational opportunities for children who need additional assistance to increase their academic skills. At Cloverleaf, the Title 1Targeted
Assistance Program is designed to help children meet the State Learning Standards in reading and/or mathematics depending on each child’s individual needs.  

     

     Cloverleaf Local Schools
     Parent and Community Involvement Plan

Parents, teachers, other school staff and students will share the responsibilities for improved student academic achievement. The school and families will continue to build and develop a partnership to help children achieve. 

At Cloverleaf Elementary, a Title 1 school, parents and
community members are welcome and invited to participate in the various activities and involvement options we have at our school. We believe that active parent/community involvement is essential
to ensure student academic success. The following is a list of opportunities/activities for our school:

•	During each school year, we will have a Family Literacy Night. These nights will focus primarily on the English language arts.  However, various other learning areas often have breakout sessions including: math, social studies, science and assessment. Parents will receive updates on the latest content and teaching strategies along with
helpful learning tips and activities to assist their children succeed in school.

•	Our District Strategic Plan has many initiatives occurring across all three buildings at this time.  Committees researching best practices in classroom instruction, foreign language, integrated technology and community involvement have been or will be taking place this year. 

•	Each year, CES hosts a Preschool Curriculum Night.  Families are encouraged to attend to meet the teaching staff, learn about what learning activities their child will be exposed to, and see what the classroom environment is like.  

•	At the annual Kindergarten Open House in August, the Scavenger Hunt has become a popular activity.  We encourage entire families to come enjoy our school, learning about what all day kindergarten is like, and enjoy a the scavenger hunt! 

•	Teachers at Cloverleaf Elementary will be conducting Parent-Teacher Conferences in October, November, and March. The purpose of these conferences is to provide meaningful conversation with students and parents regarding students’ academic strengths and to set academic goals and plans for the current school year.  This is a wonderful opportunity to ask questions, examine performance data, and celebrate successes with your child.

•	Parents may receive other assessment reports throughout the year that inform them on their child’s progress towards their academic goals.
•	Each individual classroom has its own method of utilizing parent support depending on the needs of that particular classroom.

•	Parent/Community volunteers are welcome at Cloverleaf  Elementary.