Supplemental Educational Services
What are Supplemental Educational Services?
Supplemental Educational Services are extra academic services, such as tutoring, offered outside of regular school hours free of cost to eligible students. Low-income students who are attending Title I schools that have not made Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) in the same subject for two or more years are eligible. Funding for SES tutoring is paid from monies set aside from the district's full allotment of funds received through NCLB. Services are designed to increase the academic achievement of low-income students, particularly in the areas of reading, language arts and mathematics. Service providers can be public, private, non-profit or for profit organizations approved by the N.C. State Board of Education. The services must be of high-quality, research-based and consistent with the instructional program of the school district and with the N.C. Standard Course of Study.
Facts on Supplemental Educational Services
2011-2012 School Year Facts
2009-2011 School Year Facts
Frequently Asked Questions about Free Tutoring
NCLB law requires Title I schools that haven't made AYP in the same subject (reading/language arts or math) for three years to offer SES to eligible students. This document includes questions and answers regarding SES under the categories of basic information, service providers, and responsibilitiesof all parties.
How do parents get free tutoring services for their children?
Each year, school districts must notify parents of students that free tutoring services are available, identify state-approved area providers, and describe providers' services. Parents respond, within the timeline outlined in the notice, as to whether they are interested in receiving services for their child and indicate a choice service provider, if a choice is available.
Is transportation provided?
Districts are not required to offer transportation for children to attend their SES program. However, some providers and schools offer their own transportation.
How can parents access more information on supplemental educational services?
School principals or the school district's Title I Director should be able to answer questions.
Supplemental Educational Sites
2009-2010
| Benvenue Elementary | English | Spanish | ||
| Baskerville Elementary | English | Spanish | ||
| D.S. Johnson Elementary | English | Spanish | ||
| Englewood Elementary | English | Spanish | ||
| Nashville Elementary | English | Spanish | ||
| O.R. Pope Elementary | English | Spanish | ||
| Spring Hope Elementary | English | Spanish | ||
| Winstead Elementary | English | Spanish | ||
| Williford Elementary | English | Spanish | ||
| 2009 September Meeting | |
2010-2011
| Benvenue Elementary | English | Spanish | ||
| D.S. Johnson Elementary | English | Spanish | ||
| Englewood Elementary | English | Spanish | ||
| Nashville Elementary | English | Spanish | ||
| Spring Hope Elementary | English | Spanish | ||
| Winstead Elementary | English | Spanish | ||
| Williford Elementary | English | Spanish | ||
| Agenda Meeting 2010 |
SES Timelines
- Supplemental Educational Services & School Choice Timeline 2011-2012
- Supplemental Educational Services & School Choice Timeline 2010-2011
- Supplemental Educational Services & School Choice Timeline 2009-2010
SES State Approved Providers
- 2011-2012 NC State Approved Providers
- 2010-2011 NC State Approved Providers
SES Rights and Responsibilities
Responsibilities of the School District
- Develop, in consultation with the parents (and provider chosen by the parents), a specific achievement goal for the student, how the student's progress will be measured, and a timetable for improving achievement that is consistent with the students IEP (if applicable)
- Enter into a contract with the provider that is in accordance with the laws of No Child Left Behind
- Apply fair and equitable procedures for serving students if the number of spaces in the program is insufficient to meeting demand
- Not disclose to the public the identity of any student who is eligible for, or receiving, supplemental educational services under this subsection without written permission of the students guardian
Responsibilities of the Parents/Guardians
- Parents are expected to be active participants in the supplemental educational services with their child
- Communicate with the provider about any special needs of the student
- Assure that the student will be present for services
- Participate in at least one meeting with Provider
- Review progress reports
- Participate in the development of the academic goals and timeline with the provider and School District
Responsibilities of the Student
- Help set academic achievement goals
- Attend tutoring sessions; Complete assignments
- Ask questions and communicate with provider
- Share information with parents
- Adhere to the rules in the school's code of conduct
Termination Provisions - This agreement may be terminated for the following reasons
- The student misses more than 3 consecutive sessions without an excused absence
- The parent has the option to change or terminate services, if they are not satisfied
- Student refuses to adhere to the school's code of conduct (Two or more discipline issues)
I have read and understand the roles and responsibilities of parents/guardians, my student, the school district, and agree to comply with the termination policies of Nash-Rocky Mount Schools Supplemental Educational Services
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Cayens
Nash-Rocky Mount School utilizes the Cayens System Database for all Supplemental Educational Services data managing needs.
https://nashrockymount.cayen-server.net/Aplus/
Cayen Systems
866.GO.CAYEN
www.cayen.net
