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Supplemental Educational Services (SES)
Title I,
Section 1116 (e)
Supplemental Educational Services are additional
academic instruction designed to increase the
academic achievement of students in schools in
need of improvement. These services may include
academic assistance such as tutoring,
remediation and other educational interventions,
provided that such approaches are consistent
with the content and instruction used by the
local educational agency and are aligned with
the State’s academic content standards.
Supplemental educational services must be
provided outside the regular school day.
Supplemental educational services must be high
quality, research-based, and specifically
designed to increase student academic
achievement [Section 1116(e)(12)(C)].
Supplemental educational services are a
component of Title I of the Elementary and
Secondary Education ACT (ESEA) as reauthorized
by the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) that
provide extra academic assistance for eligible
children. Students from low-income families who
are attending Title I schools that are in their
second year of school improvement (i.e., have
not made AYP for three or more years), in
corrective action, or in restructuring status
are eligible to receive these services.
Students attending Title I schools identified
for improvement are given the option of 1)
transferring to another public school, or 2)
receiving supplemental educational services,
depending of the eligibility of the student and
the status of the school.
Calcasieu Parish will serve all students at the
eligible school as long as funds are available.
For the 2008-2009 school year all students at
Reynaud Middle School were invited to
participate. SES is available throughout the
year. Enrollment with a selected provider was
ongoing. 2008 -2009 SES is funded by Title I.
SES information was disseminated at the
beginning of the school year through a Provider
Fair, parent letters, phone messages (Connect
Ed) and home visits. Information was made
available to stakeholders throughout the year by
phone messages, parent letters, family
involvement activities, LC American Press, and a
display table at the school.
Should it be necessary to limit the number of
students for SES tutoring, CPSS would follow the
following procedures:
- Students
must qualify for F/R meals
- Students
would be ranked according to need based on
LEAP, iLEAP scores.
- $1284.75
Maximum Per Pupil SES Amount (PPA)
- The law
establishes joint funding for choice-related
transportation and SES [Section 1116(b)
(10)]. Unless a lesser amount is needed
to meet demand for choice-related
transportation and to satisfy all requests
for SES, an LEA must spend an amount equal
to 20 percent of its Title I, Part A
allocation (the “20 percent obligation”),
before any reservations, on:
-
Choice-related transportation;
- SES;
or
- A
combination of (1) and (2).
Supplemental Educational Services
Student Data
2007-2008
220 students eligible
98 students serviced
Reynaud Middle School
2008 – 2009 Supplemental Educational Service
Providers
Recommended State Approved List for Calcasieu
Parish
- A to Z
In-Home Tutoring - K – 12 Reading and Math
tutoring
In your home or a convenient location
- All About
Education - 4 – 8 Reading, Math, and ELA
tutoring
After school at Reynaud Middle School
-
Alternatives Unlimited - Reading and Math
tutoring afterschool
Reynaud Middle School
- ATS
Project Success -Reading or Math,
online in the student’s home-
Computer and dial-up. Internet provided at
no cost.
- Club Z!
In-Home Tutoring Services - Reading or Math,
in-home
- High
Points Learning- Math only, on-line,
hardware and Internet
Access provided
- The
Achievement Academy - Reading, Math, and
Language Arts,
Afterschool at Reynaud Middle
- Tutorial
Services - Reading and Math, in-home
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