Westfield Middle School has a Schoolwide Title 1 Program - every
student is considered a Title 1 student and benefits from parts of the
program. Westfield Middle School has developed a schoolwide plan which allows Title 1
funds to be combined with other federal funds to upgrade the overall
educational program of the school. All staff, resources, and classes are
part of the overall Schoolwide program.
Title
1 funds are used to supplement
(add to) district programs. They are additional resources to provide
services beyond the basic educational program of a school and school
district. In 2013 the Title 1 program began investing in new,
computer-based math and reading programs, and the professional
development of staff in these new methods of learning. Read 180 / System
44 and ST Math and Math 180 combine classroom instruction and hands-on experiences
for students to provide instruction that address each students strengths
and weaknesses.These programs are being gradually introduced throughout
the district, as funds and training permit.
Title 1 funds or supports through professional development, many programs at Westfield Middle School School, including:
- A mentoring program offering academic, social and emotional support
- Small group mathematics assistance from a math specialist who provides
classroom support and intervention
- Read 180 and System 44 remedial reading programs
- Math 180
- A Summer Bridges summer school program
- Family nights and parent resources
2019-2020 Home-School Learning Compact
A Home School Learning Compact is a written agreement between the school, parent/guardian and student which defines the responsibilities of each in promoting student success. Compacts are required for schools receiving Title 1 funds.
View the Westfield Middle School Accountability Data
View the Student Achievement Level Data for Westfield Middle School