Kingman Unified School District qualifies as a Title I District. All of our schools receive Schoolwide services. In schools where more than 40% of students come from low-income families, Title I funds support schoolwide improvements to benefit all students. These programs aim to enhance the curriculum, improve school conditions for learning, support teacher development, offer additional academic support to students and engage families and the community in the educational process. The Title I Program serves students in our district who have been identified as needing additional academic support to succeed.
KUSD Title I Program
Title I Program: Empowering Student Success
Welcome to our Title I Program page, where we are dedicated to providing additional educational support to help all our students reach their fullest potential. The Title I Program is a federally funded initiative under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), aimed at ensuring high academic achievement for all children, particularly those who are at risk of falling behind.
Our Mission
Kingman Unified School District (KUSD) welcomes ALL students on a learning pathway to informed and engaged citizenship. Our mission is to enhance the educational opportunities for all children and support the pathway that meets their needs. Through the Title I Program, we ensure that all students have fair, equal, and significant opportunities to obtain a high-quality education and reach, at minimum, proficiency on challenging state academic achievement standards and state academic assessments.
Who We Serve
Schools receiving Title I funds are:
Principal Dan Emborsky | (928) 565-9111 | |
Principal Gary Skubal | (928) 757-5100 | |
Principal Penny Blattner | (928) 753-2472 | |
Principal Jerry Arave | (928) 753-1919 | |
Principal Isaiah Ward | (928) 692-6480 | |
Principal Kristina Weaver | (928) 753-3588 | |
Principal Trevor Batt | (928) 753-8400 | |
Principal Julie Runkel | (928) 753-6413 | |
Principal Jennifer Hannan | (928) 718-6000 | |
Principal Kimberly Ward | (928) 753-6197 | |
Principal Rob Brantingham | (928) 767-3350 | |
Principal Jerusha Presnal | (928) 753-6216 |
District Set-Asides
The district also allocates some funds to support districtwide initiatives. These initiatives include, but are not limited to:
Equitable Services
Foster Care resources
Homeless Resources
Out of school time interventions and Enrichment
Neglected and Delinquent Student Support
Parent Involvement Initiatives
Preschool
Professional Development
Supplemental Curriculum
How is the funding received by our district?
Our funding is determined by the number of eligible families, based on their annual income. This information is gathered by completing an Alternative Form for Income Based Eligibility. If students are eligible, this increases the opportunities available at their school.
Parent and Family Engagement
Other Federal Grants
Our department also applies and manages other federal grants that are awarded to the district. Information on these programs becomes available as the program is rolled out.
Department Contacts
Nancy Ramirez
Director of Federal Grants
(602) 237-9100 ext. 3041
nramirez@laveeneld.org
Byron Bowman
Federal Grants Bookkeeper
(602) 237-9100 ext. 3042
bbowman@laveeneld.org