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Title 1 and Family and Community Engagement Center (F.A.C.E) Information
East Wake High School - Title 1 Information
The Title I program in Wake County provides supplementary instructional support in the areas of reading and math. Schools qualify for Title I funding by demonstrating economic needs among their population.
All Title I eligible schools in WCPSS operate under the schoolwide model. Title I funds may be used, with other school funding sources, to provide support to all students so that they may meet our high academic standards. Title I is a federally funded program that is one component of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) of 2015.The ultimate goal of the Title I Program is to aid students in acquiring habits, attitudes, knowledge, and skills necessary to function as successful members of the school community.A Parent's Right To Know
Parents have a right to:
- Request information about staff members' credentials. Ask your child's principal about how to do this or check the school's website for information.
- Know how your child's school is performing. The North Carolina School Report Card for your child's school will be sent home after the state releases it. This typically occurs in November or December.
- Previous school report cards
- We believe it is essential to provide parents with pertinent and detailed information about their schools.
Family Engagement
Each Title I-funded school provides several opportunities for parent and family learning throughout the year. To learn more about these events, please check the school’s website or contact the Family & Community Engagement Center Coordinator, Dr. Price @ kvprice@wcpss.net.
East Wake Family & Community Engagement Center | Whether your child is entering high school, ready for a work permit, or graduating, the East Wake High Family & Community Engagement Center takes pride in offering you quality customer service, convenience, and prompt personal attention. We provide a variety of services to ensure all EWHS students have the support they need to achieve academic success. We will be offering the following workshops:
Event
Date
Student Orientation/Introduction to the Magnet Theme/ Title 1 Meeting
August 23
Beginning of the Year Needs Assessment
(Parent, Student, Teacher)
Sept. 1- Sept. 29
Senior Night and Family Academy Session
October 12
Juntos 4H and Juntos Family Meeting
October 12
College Tour
October 19 During the School Day
AP, AVID, CCP Night and Family Sessions
November 9
Juntos 4H
November 9
Juntos 4 H and Juntos Family Meeting
December 14
College Tour
December 14 During the School Day
Middle of the Year Needs Assessment
(Parent, Student, Teacher)
Jan. 2- Jan. 27
Juntos 4H
Jan. 11
Meet the Teacher, Registration, and Sessions
February 6
College Fair
February 8 During the School Day
Juntos Worksop
February 8
Juntos 4H, Juntos Family Meeting and Workshop
February 15
Juntos Workshop
February 22
College Tour
February 22 During the School Day
Career and Job Fair
February 29
Juntos 4H
March 14
College Tour
March 21 During the School Day
Juntos 4H
March 21
End of the Year Needs Assessment
(Parent, Student, Teacher)
April 1- April 26
Juntos 4H and Juntos Family Meeting
April 11
Night of Excellence and Cultural Fair
April 18
Juntos 4H and Juntos End of Year Celebration
April 25
College Tour
April 25 During the School Day
Juntos 4H
May 9
Juntos 4H
May 29
Family Academy| The Family Academy presents free workshops and events for families at community sites in Wake County throughout the year ( Click Here). The Family Academy provides families with tools to support academic success and bring schools, families, and community partners together.
East Wake High School's Home-School Compact
A Home-School Compact is an agreement between parents, students, and staff. It explains how families and staff members will work together to make sure all students get the support they need to reach high student achievement.
The Home-School Compact is located on the EWHS website.