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LORANE ELEMENTARY

699 Rittenhouse Drive | Reading, PA 19606
(610) 582-8608

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  • Office

    x4002 Karen Hodge, Principal
    x4001 Jen Hemstreet, Secretary
    x4000 Adele Reilly, Attendance Secretary

  • Counselor & Psychologist

    x4006 Kaley Ryan, School Counselor
    x4101 Lisa Jacobson, Psychologist

  • Nurse

    x4004 Jessica Pinkasavage

  • Technology Support

    x4130 Cathy Bittinger

Note: Faculty phone numbers go to voice mail during school hours

  • Kindergarten

    x4110 Lynne DeCamillo
    x4114 Mary Firestone
    x4113 Kaleigh Stein
    x4112 Chris Young

  • Grade 1

    x4116 Loretta Gaetani
    x4115 Katie Hebel
    x4118 Nicola Kline
    x4121 Adam Ousley
    x4117 Emily Zientek

  • Grade 2

    x4120 Patricia Cupitt
    x4123 Ashley Defiore
    x4119 David Fick
    x4122 Sarah Herchelroth

  • Grade 3

    x4146 Taylor Fasig
    x4147 Kelly Learn
    x4148 Sherilyn Reidinger-Smith
    x4149 Josie Whitney

  • Grade 4

    x4137 Shannon Deiuliis
    x4139 Derek Denunzio
    x4133 Danielle Hernandez
    x4138 Jessie Marburger

  • English as a Second Language

    x4127 Kellee Fries

  • Reading & Intervention Specialists

    x4127 Kellee Fries, English as a Second Language
    x4144 Katie Macrina, Reading Specialist
    x4147 Jodi Moyer, Intervention Specialist
    x4144 Monica Weisser, Reading Specialist

  • Special Education

    x4145 Nicole Angstadt, Learning Support
    x4143 Brigid Curley, Learning Support
    x4134 Justin Blatt, Gifted
    x4142 Lisa Nugent, Learning Support
    x4108 Joe Opalenick, Emotional Support 

  • Specials

    x4131 Tia Cosgrave, Art
    x4103 Nina Delewski, Music
    x4179 Taylor Kerling, Physical Education
    x4104 Emily Remp, Instrumental Music
    x4176 Devon Tarewicz, Library

  • Therapist

    x4141 Tara Koch, Speech Therapist

Home » Title I

Parent tips:

At home:

  • Be certain that your child attends school each day and gets enough sleep at night.
  • Encourage your child's success and effort by talking to him or her about school.
  • Provide a designated homework space for your child.
  • Take your child to the library and read together every night - just 10 minutes a day makes an importance difference!
  • Follow the teacher's suggestions for helping your child at home.
  • Read and discuss the parent-school compact your child brings home.

At school:

  • Visit your child's school and meet the teachers, including the Title I teacher.
  • Discuss your child's progress with the teachers.
  • Participate in Title I family activities and workshops.
  • Volunteer to serve as a Parent Advisory Council representative.
  • Read and return Title I notices such as parent surveys that evaluate and improve the program.
  • Attend Title I parent meetings to assist the school staff in designing, implementing and evaluating the program.
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Lorane Elementary is one of two schools in the Exeter Township School District that receives Title I federal funding to provide supplemental instruction for students based upon their academic needs. Title I funds for a school district are based on a state formula that is calculated by the number of students from economically-disadvantaged homes and then are provided to students in these identified schools. The goal of Title I is to increase student performance and academic achievement.

Questions about Title I can be directed to Dr. Eric Flamm, Director of Teaching & Learning through email or phone at 610-779-0700.

Who is eligible?

Lorane's Title I Program is designed to help students improve their achievement in reading by providing tiered instruction and intervention through the Response-to-Intervention (RTI) model, which is a multi-tiered approach to early identification and support of students with reading needs.

The RTI process begins with a universal screening (STAR Assessment) of all children in the general education classroom. The Fountas & Pinnell Benchmark Assessment System is also administered to identify the instructional and independent reading levels of all students, and to document student progress through one-on-one formative and summative assessments. Struggling learners are then provided with interventions at increasing levels of intensity to accelerate their rate of learning.

Lorane Elementary School

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Address & Contact Info

  • 699 Rittenhouse Drive
    Reading, PA 19606

  • Phone:
    610-582-8608

  • Fax:
    610-249-0173

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Lorane Elementary

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