Skip to main content

Charlottesville City Schools

Title I Program

Title I Program

Stay Connected

Whether it’s celebrating student achievements, sharing resources for parents, or providing essential updates, our social media channels are a great way to stay informed. Follow us now and never miss a moment!


A green and blue graphic with the text                 </div>
                <div class=

How Title I Supports Students and Families at CCS

Stay Connected

Whether it’s celebrating student achievements, sharing resources for parents, or providing essential updates, our social media channels are a great way to stay informed. Follow us now and never miss a moment!


A green and blue graphic with the text                 </div>
                <div class=

Parent and Family Engagement Policy

Districts and schools that receive Title I funds must distribute their parent and family engagement policy to families of students in Title I programs. We do this by posting this on this webpage and including information about the policy in the calendar we distribute to all families in August.

Qualifications of Teachers

At the beginning of each school year, divisions that receive Title I funds must notify Title I schools’ parents that parents may request information regarding the professional qualifications of the student’s classroom teachers. Charlottesville City Schools handles these notifications on a case-by-case basis.

Title I Reporting & Assessments

Stay Connected

Whether it’s celebrating student achievements, sharing resources for parents, or providing essential updates, our social media channels are a great way to stay informed. Follow us now and never miss a moment!


A green and blue graphic with the text                 </div>
                <div class=

Student Achievement

Schools that receive Title I funds must provide each parent information on the achievement level of their child on each of the state academic assessments. Charlottesville City Schools handles these notifications on a case by case basis.

Testing Transparency and Parent Opt Out

On December 10, 2015, the Every Student Succeeds Act of 2015 (ESSA) was signed into law. Section 1112(e)(2) of ESSA states that parents of students in Title I schools have a right to know about state or division policies regarding student participation in any assessments mandated by ESSA, including any policy, procedure, or parental right to opt students out of such assessments.

Stay Connected

Whether it’s celebrating student achievements, sharing resources for parents, or providing essential updates, our social media channels are a great way to stay informed. Follow us now and never miss a moment!


A green and blue graphic with the text                 </div>
                <div class=

To Learn More:

Charlottesville City Schools’ Nondiscrimination Notice

Virginia Department of Education

Federal Title I Information