About Supplemental Educational Services
The No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act of 2001 enables parents to select supplemental educational services for their children.
Supplemental educational services (SES) are additional academic instruction provided outside of the regular school day and designed to increase the academic achievement of students attending schools in Program Improvement (PI) Years 2 through 5. SES, or free tutoring, must be high quality, research based, and specifically designed to increase student academic achievement. Eligible students are all low-income students who attend Title I PI Years 2 through 5 schools.
Students who attend a Title I school that has been in Program Improvement for two years or more may be eligible to receive supplemental educational services or free tutoring. Supplemental educational services (e.g., after-school tutoring) are provided at schools to assist students in meeting state standards. As a result of limited funding, the lowest-achieving students from low-income families are given priority for receiving supplemental services.
Students who attend a Title I school that has been in Program Improvement for two years or more may be eligible to receive supplemental educational services or free tutoring. Supplemental educational services (e.g., after-school tutoring) are provided at schools to assist students in meeting state standards. As a result of limited funding, the lowest-achieving students from low-income families are given priority for receiving supplemental services.
Schools Identified as Program Improvement (PI) Schools for 2010-2011
Students who attend or are scheduled to attend one of the following schools in 2012-2013 may apply for Program Improvement School Choice.
