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Hampshire County Title I
Title I is a federally funded program. The purpose of Title I is to enable all children to meet high academic standards. Title I of the ESSA - Every Student Succeeds Act and ESEA - Elementary and Secondary Education Act is the largest federally funded educational program. Congress has provided financial assistance to qualifying school districts since 1965.
Program Goals
As authorized, Title I provides supplemental funds to school districts to assist schools with the highest student concentrations of poverty to meet school educational goals. This is accomplished by providing meaningful and challenging opportunities for student learning. Under Title I legislation, schools, and families form partnerships to help students who need support in meeting these high academic standards.
Title I Schools
In Hampshire County, all elementary schools are school-wide. See Title I Schools, Teachers & Coaches.
Documents
Title One Policies and Information for Parents
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Hampshire County Job Postings Are Now On Frontline
All jobs in Hampshire County Schools are now posted on Frontline - West Virginia K12 Jobs. Applications are accepted though the Frontline site only. Job listings will no longer appear on this website & notifications will not be sent out for new listings. Read on to learn more... -
Teacher & Service Person of the Year Honored
Cynthia Corbin, a Title I Reading Specialist at Capon Bridge Elementary, was named the 2023 Teacher of the Year and Katie Buckley, a Cafeteria Manager & Cook at Augusta Elementary was named the Service Person of the Year. Read on... -
Names & Mascots Revealed for New Elementary Schools
The names & mascots chosen by the students for the new schools are: Augusta (Central) will be Windy Ridge Elementary - Honey Bees, Romney (West) will be South Branch Elementary - Black Bears, & Slanesville (North) will be Ice Mountain Elementary - Yetis. Read on to learn why these names were chosen......