Since 1967, the Kansas Title I, Part C Education Program has worked to ensure that eligible children receive the same free public education as their peers. The program helps minimize educational disruptions and other challenges caused by frequent moves by providing targeted support and resources.

As part of the Kansas State Department of Education, the Kansas Title I, Part C Education Program is federally funded under Title I, Part C of the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001. Local agencies, known as “projects,” identify and recruit eligible children throughout the state and are responsible for delivering the educational services and support they need to succeed.

Why do Title I, Part C students need special services?

Title I, Part C students often experience unique challenges that can impact their education, such as frequent school disruptions, gaps in academic records, language and cultural barriers, and social isolation. These obstacles can make it difficult for them to stay on track academically, emphasizing the need for specialized support and resources to help them succeed.