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	Title I Preschool Report Survey Results of 2007-2008 Programming
	List of Districts Using Title I Funds for Preschool Programming Barnes County North Public School District Kulm Public School District Minnewauken Public School District Mt. Pleasant Public School District New Town Public School District Starkweather Public School District Warwick Public School District Demographic Information Number of Districts Completing Survey – 7 Number of Children Served – 81 Gender Male – 49 Female – 32 Ages Served 4 years – 36 5 years – 40 Eligibility Most districts required students to be eligible to attend kindergarten in the following school year.    Curriculum Utilized for Preschool Programming Orton Gillingham Saxon Phonics Exploration Riggs Phonics Program    Curiosity Corner High Reach Houghton Mifflin Pre-K Reading and Math Scott Foresman Reading Streets Parent Involvement in Preschool Programming School Newsletters Classroom Newsletters Email Communication Telephone Communication Open House Parent Days Parent-Teacher Conferences PAC Meeting Preschool Task Force Parent Forum Local Newspaper Mid-term Reports Report Cards Family Nights Annual Review Meeting Radio Assessments Used in Preschool Programming Star Early Literacy Penn Assessment Dial Assessment PHELPS Test High Reach Houghton Mifflin Bracken Pre and Post Test Metropolitan Early Childhood Assessment Getting Ready to Read Pre and Post Test Teacher-created Assessments Progress Reports Parent Surveys Teacher Observation Impact Of Preschool Programming Students are better prepared for kindergarten Students had an easier time transitioning into school School readiness skills increased Social skills increased Obstacles of Preschool Programming Lack of sufficient funding Requirements for preschool teachers to be highly qualified Lack of an effective assessment tool Space to implement the program

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