Utah State Office of Education Recognizes High Performing Title I Schools

The United States Congress has long recognized that higher poverty schools face unique challenges in educating students.

Utah State Office of Education Recognizes High Performing Title I Schools_shutterstock_73217569 (Custom) The United States Congress has long recognized that higher poverty schools face unique challenges in educating students and provides supplementary assistance to those schools in the form of Title I funds. Schools that meet high levels of achievement and close the learning gap despite these challenges are to be commended.

The Utah State Title I Committee of Practitioners has established award criteria to recognize these high performing Title I schools.

Utah High Performing Title I Schools Recognition

  1. Achieve Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) in both Language Arts and Mathematics for the previous two years;
  2. Achieve at or above the Utah state average in Language Arts and Mathematics on the most recent CRTs; and
  3. Be nominated by their superintendent or charter school leader for state recognition as a high performing school.

Utah Closing the Achievement Gap Title I School Recognition

  1. Achieve Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) in both Language Arts and Mathematics for the previous two years;
  2. Reduce by at least 50 percent the achievement gap between certain disaggregated student groups and the whole school in Language Arts and Mathematics; and
  3. Be nominated by their superintendent or charter school leader for state recognition in closing the achievement gap.

The Utah State Office of Education appreciates the dedicated service of teachers and administrators who work hard with parents and students to achieve high levels of student performance and is pleased to recognize the following Title I schools who received the 2011-12 awards for qualifying as a Utah Title I High Performing School or for making significant strides toward closing the achievement gap:

Utah Title I High Performing School Award 2011-12

Alpine School District

Beaver County School District

Cache School District

Carbon School District

Duchesne County School District

Emery County School District

Garfield County School District

Iron County School District

Juab School District

Kane County School District

Logan City School District

Morgan County School District

Murray City School District

Nebo School District

North Sanpete School District

Park City School District

Piute County School District

Provo City School District

Salt Lake City School District

Sevier School District

South Summit School District

Tintic School District

Wasatch County School District

Charter Schools

Utah Title I Closing the Achievement Gap Award 2010-11

Beaver County School District

Carbon School District

Iron County School District

Logan City School District

Washington County School District

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