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Pearson and Martin J. Blank  \nJanuary 2010  \nPurpose  \nBackground  \nResearch  \nAcademic Performance Plus  \n􀀹  \n􀀹  \n􀀹  \n􀀹  \n􀂃  \nGraduation Rates, Attendance and Dropout Rates  \nImproved Behavior  \nParent Involvement  \nLEA-Wide Initiatives  \nApproved Title I Uses  \nIntegration of Related Title I Activities in Community Schools  \nHow Title I is Used in Community Schools Today  \nEvansville, Indiana  \nLincoln, Nebraska  \nIndianapolis, Indiana  \nMultnomah County, Oregon  \nKey Questions for Title I Directors to Ask  \no  \no  \no  \no  \no  \n􀂃  \n􀂃  \n􀂃  \n􀂃  \n􀂃  \nFor Further Information  \nCoalition for Community Schools","cbCaipGH1puZof1a","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipGH1puZof1a","pdf",2034240,"English","# Purpose and Background\n## Research and Academic Outcomes\n# Implementation Strategies\n## Integration of Title I Activities\n## Case Studies: Evansville, Lincoln, Indianapolis, and Multnomah County\n# Guidance for Title I Directors","[{\"question\":\"What are the primary goals of using Title I dollars in community schools?\",\"answer\":\"The primary goals are to improve academic performance, boost graduation rates, increase attendance, reduce dropout rates, and enhance overall student behavior through integrated community-based support.\"},{\"question\":\"Which cities are highlighted as examples of Title I usage in the report?\",\"answer\":\"The report cites examples from Evansville, Indiana; Lincoln, Nebraska; Indianapolis, Indiana; and Multnomah County, Oregon.\"},{\"question\":\"Who are the authors of the report on Title I support?\",\"answer\":\"The report was authored by Sarah S. 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