Programs & Services
AAIC & School
Title Services
AAIC helps schools navigate and maximize Title I, II, III, and IV funding - compliantly, strategically, and with full documentation - so every dollar serves your students.
Federal Title Funding
Understanding Title Funding
Every nonpublic school serving eligible students is entitled to equitable services under ESSA. Here is what each funding stream covers and how AAIC puts it to work for your school.
Frequently Asked Questions
Getting Started With Title Services
and Supplemental Education FAQs
Find answers to the most common questions from school leaders and families about ESSA Title funding and AAIC's services.
Can nonpublic and faith-based schools access Title funding?
Yes. Under ESSA, nonpublic and faith-based schools serving eligible students may participate in Title programs through equitable services. AAIC specializes in helping nonpublic and faith-based schools navigate this process - ensuring they access all funding they are entitled to while remaining fully compliant.
How does AAIC help schools use Title funding?
AAIC helps schools navigate and maximize Title I, II-A, III, and IV funding while maintaining full compliance and documentation. Programs are aligned to identified school needs and designed to fit your student population and instructional priorities.
What documentation does AAIC provide for compliance?
AAIC provides service logs, progress reports, attendance records, and program data aligned to Title goals. As CPS Vendor #64898, we are your assurance of quality and accountability at every step.
What makes AAIC different from other Title service providers?
AAIC works exclusively with nonpublic, charter, and faith-based schools - so we understand your context deeply. We customize every program to your school's specific needs rather than offering a one-size-fits-all solution.
How do we get started with AAIC Title services?
Getting started is simple. Contact AAIC through our website or call (773) 254-5300. Our team will schedule a discovery conversation to learn about your school's needs, student population, and funding situation - then develop a customized proposal.
What is a Title I program and does my child qualify?
Title I is a federal program that provides extra support to students who need help meeting academic standards. If your child's school receives Title I funding, your child may be eligible for free supplemental tutoring, reading support, math support, and other academic programs. Ask your school's principal to find out.
What programs does AAIC offer for my child?
AAIC offers a wide range of programs including reading and math tutoring (Supplemental Instruction & Intervention), Academic Coaching, Fine Arts programs including music and visual arts, ESL support for English learners, Technology and STEAM programs, Summer Support Programs, and Family Engagement events and workshops.
Is there a cost for AAIC programs for my child?
AAIC programs at your child's school are provided at no cost to families. Services are funded through federal Title programs and school partnerships. Speak with your school's principal to find out which AAIC programs are available at your school.
How does AAIC support students who are struggling in reading or math?
AAIC's Supplemental Instruction and Intervention program provides additional small-group or one-on-one tutoring in reading and math during the school day. Students work with trained AAIC instructors who use evidence-based approaches to help close learning gaps.
My child speaks another language at home. How does AAIC support English learners?
AAIC's ESL and Multilingual Support program provides English language instruction for students who are learning English. Our instructors use culturally responsive approaches that honor your child's home language while building English proficiency. We also provide family resources in multiple languages.
How can I stay involved in my child's AAIC program?
You can stay involved by attending AAIC-facilitated family events and workshops at your child's school, asking your child's AAIC instructor for a progress update, and attending school performances and events where AAIC students showcase their work.
How do I know if my child is making progress in AAIC programs?
AAIC tracks each student's progress using assessment data, attendance records, and teacher input. Schools receive regular progress reports. You can request an update from your child's school principal or AAIC instructor at any time.
Does AAIC offer summer programs for students?
Yes. AAIC's Summer Support Programs provide structured academic instruction, enrichment activities, and a positive learning environment during the summer months - designed to prevent learning loss and give students a strong start for the next school year.
Ready to Make the Most
of Your Title Funding?
AAIC will help you navigate compliance and maximize every dollar for your students.