Federal Programs
TITLE I, PART D - Neglected & Delinquent Children
Purpose
Title I, Part D provides financial support to schools and institutions that serve children and youth who are:
Living in local institutions for neglected or delinquent children,
Attending community day programs, or
At risk of academic failure due to involvement with the juvenile justice system.
The goal of this program is to improve educational services, ensure these students meet state academic standards, and support their successful transition back to school, further education, or employment.
Services and Supports
Services may include:
Tutoring and academic intervention to help students catch up on credits.
Counseling and mentoring to support social-emotional needs.
Coordination with juvenile justice facilities, DFCS, and community agencies.
Transition planning and reentry support for students returning to school from a facility.
Programs designed to reduce dropout risk and promote graduation.
Parent and Family Engagement
Parents and guardians of neglected or delinquent youth are encouraged to:
Participate in the development of individual education and transition plans.
Work with school staff to support reentry and continued learning.
Access resources and referrals for counseling, health, and family support services.
AIM does not currently receive Title I, Part D funding. However, if the school serves eligible students in the future, Title I, Part D services will include academic support, transition planning, and coordination with community and state agencies to ensure student success.
Contact Information
For more information about Title I, Part D, please contact:
Willie Washington
Federal Programs Director
2450 Piedmont Rd. NE, Atlanta, GA 30324
404-595-7997