Title 1 funds come from the federal government and are distributed to districts by the Texas Education Agency. Districts receive Title I funds based on their numbers of low-income families. Campuses with 40% or more children receiving free and reduced lunch qualify to operate a Schoolwide Program and use funds to upgrade the education of all students at the campus.

Campuses with less than 40% children receiving free and reduced lunch qualify to operate a Targeted Assistance Program and "target" their funds to services that help meet the educational needs of students most at-risk of failing to meet the State's achievement standards.

Fabra, Curington, and Kendall Elementary Schools offer a Targeted Assistance program. These Title 1 schools provide Targeted Reading and Targeted Math instruction to students who qualify for additional assistance.

The U.S. Department of Education requires a report card to be disseminated annually to include specific district and campus-level data for Texas public schools. Those District and Campus-level report cards are accessible via the Texas Education Agency website. 

For more report cards and accountability, Please visit our Assessment and Accountability Department.