Title I

In accordance with the Elementary & Secondary Education Act, Rancho High School has been designated a Title I School.  Below you will find information as to what this means to you and your student, including how Rancho High School's designated Title I funds are being allocated.

Elementary & Secondary Education Act
Federal legislation passed to set high academic standards and establish measurable goals of achievement to improve outcomes in education.

• For schools, the ESEA…
  • Ensures that schools…
    • set high standards for student achievement.
    • measure student progress using approved tests.
    • issue report charting school progress.
  • Provides teacher training and professional development to improve instruction.
  • Requires yearly testing in math, reading, and science.
  • Establishes specific annual yearly levels of progress that all schools must work to meet (e.g. AYP).

• For parents, the ESEA provides…
  • School report cards to inform parents of how well their child’s school is performing.
  • Information on the qualifications of their child’s teacher.
  • Student progress reports to allow parents to learn how their child is performing on grade-level standards.

• For students, the ESEA…
  • Sets high expectations for academic achievement.
  • Provides access to supplemental services (school choice and/or tutoring) for students at schools that continue to perform below standards.
  • Ensures a safe, drug-free environment.