Florida Virtual School K-12

Your feedback helps guide school improvement efforts and ensures that our Title I programs and Title I family engagement activities meet the needs of our school community. The parent satisfaction survey is open from October 12 to 23, 2026.

Thank you for participating in our Title I survey!

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Florida Virtual Elementary School seeks to partner with families as we deliver high-quality digital learning on a robust online platform to achieve content mastery for student success by offering individual opportunities and maximizing student achievement.

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Florida Virtual Middle School seeks to partner with families as we deliver high-quality digital learning on a robust online platform to achieve content mastery for student success by offering individual opportunities and to maximize student achievement.

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The goal of Title I is to improve student achievement through:

1. Effective instruction
2. Professional Development, and
3. Parent and Family Engagement

Title I funds are supplemental and may be used to:

• add highly effective teachers and support staff
• support Parent and Family Engagement efforts
• provide staff development
• purchase supplemental instruction resources

The School-Parent Compact is a shared commitment between families, students, and school staff to work together to support student learning and academic success. It strengthens the home-school partnership and helps ensure students have the support they need to meet high academic standards.

The compact is reviewed and updated annually with input from families and school staff.

Elementary Schools: During your Welcome Call, teachers, families, and students review the School-Parent Compact together.

Please review the School-Parent Compacts below. They are also available on each school's website under About Us>Federal Programs > Title I, Part A.

Parent and Family Engagement is the meaningful partnership between schools and families through regular, two-way communication that supports student learning, achievement, and overall school success.

Title I Requirements for Schools

1. Federal law requires Title I schools to:

   1. Hold an annual Title I meeting to inform families about Title I and how it supports their child's education.
   2. Involve families in the development and review of the Parent and Family Engagement Plan and the School-Parent Compact.
   3. Provide training and learning opportunities for families and staff to strengthen partnerships, support student achievement, and encourage active family involvement in education.
   4. Reserve and utilize a portion of the school's Title I funds to support Parent and Family Engagement activities. The School Advisory Council (SAC) helps determine how these funds are used to meet the needs of students and families.

   
   

Please review the Parent and Family Engagement Plan (PFEP) below. They are also available on each school's website under About Us>Federal Programs > Title I, Part A.

1. Parents have the right to request and receive timely information on the professional qualifications of their child's teacher.
2. Parents should be notified if their child is assigned to our school and taught by a non-certified teacher for four or more weeks.
3. Parents should be notified of information on their child's level of achievement in each state academic achievement assessment that is required by law.
4. Parents should have access to a copy of the school/district Parent and Family Engagement Plan (PFEP) and the School-Parent Compact.
5. Parents have the right to receive school communication in a language they can understand, when available.

• Schools offer live parent sessions on various days and times to accommodate families' schedules.

• When available, recorded sessions are provided for families who are unable to attend live events. Recordings can be accessed through the school's Missed It Document.

• The Week at a Glance (WAAG) and FOCUS Calendar keep families informed about opportunities to engage with the school and support student success.

• All parent and student events are shared through the Week at a Glance (WAAG) and posted on the FOCUS Calendar.

✅ Attend Title I meetings and family engagement events
✅ Review the PFEP and School-Parent Compact
✅ Participate in School Advisory Council (SAC) meetings
✅ Share feedback through surveys and suggestions
✅ Support learning at home
✅ Stay connected through the WAAG and FOCUS Calendar

The School Advisory Council (SAC) provides families with opportunities to participate in school decision-making and support student success. SAC members:

• Provide input on how Title I Parent and Family Engagement funds are used at the school and district levels.
• Assist in the development, review, and distribution of the Parent and Family Engagement Plan (PFEP) and School-Parent Compact.
• Recommend programs and activities that strengthen family engagement and build parent capacity.
• Review the effectiveness of the Parent and Family Engagement Plan and the School-Parent Compact annually and suggest improvements.

Thank you for taking the time to review the Title I Summary.

The complete District Title I Parent and Family Engagement Plan (PFEP) is emailed directly to families and is also available on the district website.

Your school's Title I Parent and Family Engagement Plan (PFEP) and School-Parent Compact have also been emailed to families and can be found on your school's website.

Families are encouraged to participate in the review and evaluation of the District and School Parent and Family Engagement Plans and the School-Parent Compact through the School Advisory Council (SAC). SAC members are elected each September.

If you are interested in serving on the SAC or learning more about opportunities to get involved, please contact your school's Parent Liaison.

Middle School Parent Liaison: Yadirah Collazo @ ycollazo@flvs.net

High School Parent Liaison: Beth Sweet @ bsweet@flvs.net

Family Engagement Coordinator: Kim Wilson @ kiwilson@flvs.net

Email: info@flvs.net
Website: https://www.flvs.net/about/programs/title-i-part-a
Location: 5422 Carrier Drive, Orlando, FL, USA
Phone: 800-374-1430