Title 1 – At Risk Students
Title IA: These funds provide help for kids and schools designated in poverty which is determined by using the direct certification free and reduced lunch count. Kimberly Elementary and Stricker are currently the only Title Schools in the district. The percentage of students on Free and Reduced Lunch in each school (September 2022) is as follows:
Kimberly Elementary:
Stricker Elementary:
Kimberly Middle School:
Kimberly High School:
What do Title I programs offer?
Title I programs generally offer:
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Special instructional spaces
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Additional teachers and paraprofessionals
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Opportunities for professional development for school staff
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Extra time for teaching Title I students the skills needed to be successful
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An individualized program for students
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Additional teaching materials which supplement a student’s regular instruction
Title 1C -
Title II – Professional Development
Title IIA: Funds to ensure that teachers are certified by the State of Idaho definition. In the past, KSD has uses these funds for instructional coaches, stipends, and professional development.
McKinney-Vento Act
Families under the McKinney-Vento Act are in transition due to life experiences and lacking a FIXED, REGULAR, ADEQUATE residence.
The KSD reduces barriers by providing a safe and stable school environment. We can assist with:
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Immediate enrollment
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Free lunch
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School supplies/fees
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Transportation
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Tutoring
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Hygiene supplies, clothing, shoes, and coats
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Referrals to community agencies for other identified needs besides housing issues.
Twice a year parents are asked to fill out the Student Residency Questionnaire to help identify families that might qualify for assistance through the McKinney-Vento Act. If you have questions about this program or if you need assistance, please contact the Homeless Coordinator, Matt Schvaneveldt at (208) 423-4170 ext. 3325