Title-I-Program

Title I - Improving the Academic Achievement of the Disadvantaged offers students having difficulties in reading and mathematics the opportunity to receive special help, provides Pre-Kindergarten programs, and the Title I Family Involvement activity. The St. Martin Parish Title I Program provides service to over 5,000 students in thirteen public, two private/parochial schools, and one school for delinquent students (Juvenile Training Center). 

Title I Activities:
Professional Development Activities centered around the training, development and resources for teachers and para-professionals to become highly qualified. 

• Pre-Kindergarten Teachers/Aides
• Early Childhood Resources selected to support program goals
• Reading/Math Tutors/Teachers
• Reading Resources selected to support program goals
• Math Manipulatives selected to support program goals
• Parish Math Tournament
• Fine Arts Fair

Homeless Education Services

Resources are made available to ensure that each child of a homeless individual and each homeless youth has equal access to the same free, appropriate public education and that they have access to the education and other services that are needed to ensure that they have an opportunity to meet the same challenging State student academic achievement standards to which all students are held. For more information contact Tabatha Dore’ 337-332-3388 ext. 2809.

Parent/Family Involvement

Parent/Family engagement activities aim to strengthen the connection between families and their children's learning environments, fostering a supportive and collaborative atmosphere. These activities can range from informal gatherings to structured workshops, all designed to enhance communication, involvement, and ultimately, the child's educational journey.

Activities may include:

Open Houses and Back-to-School Nights
Family Game Nights
Parent Workshops (Literacy, Numeracy, Testing, etc...)
Family Events
Volunteer Opportunities