Title I

Title I Information

Schools are identified to receive Title I funds based on their percentage of students who qualify for Free and Reduced-Price Meals. As a result of participation in Title I, schools receive a supplemental allocation to provide additional staffing, extended day opportunities, family involvement and professional development activities as well as supplemental purchases of materials and equipment.

Questions about Title I can be directed to the TCPS Title I Coordinator, James P. Redman, 410-822-0330.

At our Title I Schools (and all TCPS schools) we welcome and encourage parents and families to be involved and actively engaged in their child’s education. Parents are invited to participate in a number of ways:

• Join your School Improvement Team and have a voice in setting goals, celebrating progress and identifying areas for growth
• Join your school PTA or PTO and help plan school events for students and families
• Participate in your school’s Parent Advisory Committee and be a voice for parents
• Volunteer in your child’s classroom
• Come read to students in your school
• Submit comments and feedback on Title I Parent and Family Engagement Plan
•  Attend monthly Board of Education meetings - View Meeting Schedule

If you are interested in more information about any of these activities, please contact Emily Moody, TCPS Family Liaison at (410) 822-0550 or by e-mail at emoody(at)talbotschools.org.

Information for Families

Contact TCPS Student Services for attendance, custody and residency issues. 410-822-0330 or Email Dawn Turner at dturner(at)talbotschools.org to connect with a Pupil Personnel Worker.

Contact your school couselor for help with registration, information about counseling services and other supports.

Information for homeless families and families in transition

Contact the TCPS Special Education Department for information on Services and Supports. 410-822-0330 or Email Peggy Secrist at psecrist(at)talbotschools.org.

Social and Emotional Health

National Youth Suicide Prevention Hotline
1-800-273-8255, 24 hours a day. 7 days a week
En Espanol:  1-888-628-9454

Maryland Youth Crisis Hotline
1-800-422-0009, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Eastern Shore Psychological Services
(410) 822-0550, http://espsmd.com

Community Resources

Talbot County Department of Social Services (DSS)
410-822-0550

• Help with food, emergency asistance
• Report suspected child abuse or neglect

Talbot County Judy Center
Resources and supports for children ages 0-5

Chesapeake Multicultural Resource Center 
443-786-1120, http://www.chesmrc.org

• Assistance with Immigration Issues
• Interpretation/Translation
• Connect with Community Resources

Talbot County Health Department
410-819-5600, https://health.maryland.gov/talbotcounty/

Healthy Talbot
Website with information about childcare, employment, health, wellness and more 
https://healthytalbot.org