Title I & Learning Assistance Program
Learning support programs
Through the Title 1 and Learning Assistance Program, Battle Ground Public Schools supports students struggling to meet academic standards and graduation requirements. Title I and LAP programs include reading support for primary students, instructional support for middle schoolers and graduation support for high schoolers.
- Learn more about Title 1 by downloading the brochure
English – Russian – Spanish - Learn more about the Learning Assistance Program
Professional qualifications of teachers and paraeducators
Parents of children attending Title I and Part A schools have the right to request and receive information about the qualifications of the educators who teach students’ core subjects – reading, English language arts and math. The same applies to paraprofessionals who provide instruction to students.
How do Battle Ground Public Schools' K-4 learning assistance programs work?
- Identify students who qualify for services.
- Provide targeted reading lessons.
- Learning assistance programs are in addition to core classroom lessons.
- Students work in small groups of 3-4 students.
- Groups meet four days per week for 20-30 minutes per grade level.
How are students identified to receive LAP support?
We use data from the following tests to identify students who may need support.
- Kindergarten: Early Literacy Skills Assessment
- Grades 1-3: iReady
- Grade 4: Smarter Balanced Assessment and iReady
Who can I contact to learn more?
Please contact your child’s school to be connected to the reading intervention specialist. They are ready to work with you!
School directory
Contact information
Lynnell Murray, Director of Federal Programs
Heidi Lammers, Title I/LAP Coordinator
Jessica Davis, LSP Facilitator
Citizen complaint against Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction
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Mailing Address: P.O. Box 200 
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