Academic Services
- Overview
- Elementary Education
- Middle School Education
- High School Education
- AIG/Advanced Studies
- AVID
- Career & Technical Education
- Digital Learning Services
- Exceptional Children's Services
- Federal Programs
- Social & Emotional Learning
- 2021-2022 Traditional Calendar Survey
Federal Programs
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Title I Overview
Title I, the largest federal eduction program, is the foundation of the Every Student Success Act of 2015. Title I funds in Craven County are provided to schools with large numbers of economically-disadvantaged students. Based on the needs of their student subgroups, Title I schools design instructional programs and provide student services to supplement existing programs that are financed through local, state, and federal funds. These additional funds are used to design strategies that meet the needs of students that are most at risk for school failure. Servicde may include implemeneting effecdtive instrutional practices, hiring school based learning system coaches, hiring teachers to reduce class size, and purchasing materials and supplies.
A elementary school that is designated as a schoolwide Title I school has at least 40% or more of its student population has been designated as economically disadvantaged. A secondary school is considered Title I in which at least 75% of the student population has been designated as economically disadvantaged. The following list of schools are 2020-2021 Title I schools. To obtain more information about the school, please visit each school's website.
Elementary
- Albert H. Bangert Elementary
- Arthur W. Edwards Elementary
- Ben D. Quinn Elementary
- Bridgeton Elementary
- Brinson Memorial Elementary
- Graham A. Barden Elementary
- Havelock Elementary
- James W. Smith Elementary
- J.T. Barber Elementary
- Oaks Road Academy
- Roger Bell New Tech Academy
- Trent Park Elementary
- Vanceboro Farm Life Elementary
- W.J. Gurganus Elementary
Secondary
Schoolwide Programming
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As required by ESSA, Title I Part A, information is available at each school to include but is not limited to the following:
- The School Improvement Plan
- Qualifications of your child's teacher
- Professional development opportunites for teachers and assistants to ensure highly qualified personnel
- Information regarding state and local testing policy
- Opportunites for parent and family engagement
- Craven County Schools Strategic Plan
- Craven County Schools Title I Parent and Family Engagement Policy
- School Report Card
Contact
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Director of Elementary Education and Federal Programs
Jason Griffin
p: 252-514-6374Assistant Superintendent for
Strategic Planning and Continuous Improvement
Michelle Lee
p: 252-514-6371Bookkeeper/Secretary:
Katie Bell
p: 252-514-6331
Parent and Family Engagement Resources
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Abril Trabajando Juntos Para Un Gran Comienzo (Espanol)
April Math and Science Connection (English)
Abril Para Formentar El Conocimiento y El Entusiasmos En Los Ninos (Espanol)
April Reading Connection (English)
Abril Ideas Para Triunfar En La Lectura (Espanol)
April Middle Schools Years (English)
Abril Trabajando Para El Exito Escolar (Espanol)