Difference between revisions of "Title I school"
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(New page: A Title I school is a public school in which at least 40% of its students are from low-income families, as defined by the United States Census. == See also == *[No Child Left Behind]...) |
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| − | A Title I school is a [[public school]] in which at least 40% of its students are from low-income families, as defined by the United States Census. | + | A '''Title I school''' is a [[public school]] in which at least 40% of its students are from low-income families, as defined by the United States Census. |
== See also == | == See also == | ||
| − | *[No Child Left Behind]] | + | *[[No Child Left Behind]] |
Revision as of 16:29, December 22, 2008
A Title I school is a public school in which at least 40% of its students are from low-income families, as defined by the United States Census.