Title I
Schoolwide Program
As a Title I school, we have the opportunity to strengthen our program to meet the needs of all of our students with the federal support of Title I funds. Funding is based on the number of students who have free lunch. We are actively addressing the following parent, guardian and community involvement Title I requirements because we know a working partnership is crucial for our students to succeed.
Understanding the School System
As a Title I school we:
- work with parents and guardians to understand and navigate the school system,
- share information about the standards for learning determined by the state, the materials and programs we use to teach those standards, and the tests we use to show how students are progressing, and
- inform you about your child’s academic progress throughout the year.
Communication with parents and community is a focus of our school and we value the different ways parents contribute to the success of their children. To enhance the way parents are already supporting their children’s academic success at home, we will offer materials and ideas that guardians might additionally use.
Right to Know Teacher Qualifications
We also want to inform you that parents and guardians have the right to request specifics about the qualifications of their child’s teachers. If your child’s teacher is not considered Highly Qualified as defined by the federal government, we will notify you.
Derecho de Saber las Cualificaciones de los Maestros
También queremos informarles que los padres y apoderados de los estudiantes tienen el derecho de pedir los detalles de las cualificaciones de los maestros de sus hijos. Si el maestro/a de su hijo/a no se considera Altamente Cualificado, según las definiciones del gobierno federal, les informaremos.
Parents – Get Involved in the Shared Decision Making process!
Glendale is committed to helping parents be involved in making school decisions, writing school plans, and assessing the effectiveness of school programs. As members of the School Community Council, parents will also work with the school to determine the optimal use for the annual Land Trust budget. Please contact the front office for more information on how to be a part of this important committee. We value your input!!
Here is some current information about our School Community Council.
School Community Council (SCC)
What is the School LAND Trust?
The School LAND Trust program brings tens of millions of dollars annually to academic programs in public schools across Utah. The funds are generated from school trust lands. These funds are the only discretionary funds many schools receive. Each public school in Utah elects a school community council consisting of parents, teachers, and the principal. Each council carefully reviews student assessments and progress to decide which academic areas they want to focus on. Plans are developed to improve student academic performance in the identified academic areas with the annual School LAND Trust funds. If those plans are approved by the council, then the funds are used to purchase goods, services or resources which match the academic needs of students.
Please click the link to view the most current Glendale LAND Trust Report
Home & School Partnership
Our school has a variety of formal ways to develop the home/school partnership such as Back to School Night, Parent-Teacher Conferences, School Community Council (SCC), Family Math and Literacy Nights, Parent Teacher Association/Organization (PTA/PTO), school newsletters, and other such opportunities. Please know that we also value the informal yet important ways we work together through phone calls, emails, and visiting before and after school. We look forward to working with you this year!! Please download the Home/School Compact which describes the commitments we are making to you, to see your child succeed.
Student Progress
In the spring of 2016, your student took one or more of the SAGE tests. These tests were designed to measure the more challenging state standards in grades 3-12 in English language arts, mathematics, and science.
Please click here to review your school’s SAGE data.
As a Title I school, we are required to show each year that students are progressing in math and reading/language arts. Title I federal funding supports student learning in these areas. The learning expectations grow every year so that each student is ready for middle school and high school to prepare for college and a career. Our students and teachers are now focused on this year’s learning standards as we look forward to another year of success.
Interpreting and Translating
If you need help communicating with the school, please call the front office at 801.578.8547.
Bienvenido. Si quiere ayuda en su lengua para comunicarse, por favor póngase en contacto con la oficina de la escuela. Spanish
Arabic مرحب به إذا احتجت الى مساعدة للتفاهم بلغتك الأصلية، يرجى الاتصال بمكتب المدرسة الرئيسي.
Dobrodošli. Ako trebate pomoc komuniciranja na vasem jeziku, molimo vas da kontaktirate glavni ofis/kancelariju u skoli. Bosnian
欢迎. 如有需要語言上的協助，請與學校辦公室連絡。Chinese-Mandarin
환영합니다. 만약 언어소통에 문제가 있으실 경우 저희 본 사무실로 전화 주시길 바랍니다. Korean
Soo Dhawaaw.Haddii aad dooneysid in lagu siiyo kaalmo ku saabsan inisgaarsiinta lagu sameeyo luqadaada, fadlan la xariir xafiiska weyn ee dugsiga. Somali
Ki hēni. Kapau 'oku ke fiema'u tokoni 'i he fetu'utaki 'i ho'o lea, ta mai. Tongan
Chào quý vị. Nếu bạn muốn được giúp đỡ trong giao tiếp bằng ngôn ngữ của bạn, xin vui lòng liên hệ với văn phòng chính tại trường. Vietname
