Families came together Oct. 8 for chili, carnival games and a puppet show at a Title I Fall Festival Family Night, an event meant to explain a federal program many parents have heard of but few could define.
Title I is federal money that goes to schools to help students who are behind in reading and math, according to the U.S. Department of Education. The money goes to schools with the most children from low-income families. Schools use it for things like extra reading and math help.
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