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Annually, the National Title I Conference brings together education leaders and key thinkers to discuss programs, policy, and promise for students served by Title I.

Title I is the largest federally funded pre-college education program in the country.  It is the cornerstone program of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, providing more than $19 billion annually to the nation’s school districts for the education of disadvantaged children.  As a signal of the importance of aid to disadvantaged students, the Administration added billions of stimulus dollars to Title I for 2009-2011.

Title I programs pay for curriculum materials, professional development services, and other essential educational purchases. The National Title I Conference is the only national conference and exhibit hall that focuses on this huge market. The majority of attendees at this event hold significant buying authority for their organizations.

Attendee Demographics
The National Title I Conference brings together 
2,500 to 3,000 Title I practitioners from all across the country.  Attendees represent a wide array of job titles and organizations, as shown below.

• 48% District Staff: Title I Directors or Coordinators, Curriculum Directors, Superintendents and Assistant Superintendents, Federal Program Directors, Fiscal Officers, Parent Involvement Coordinators, other district staff
• 32% Building Administrators: Principals and Assistant Principals. Title I Site Coordinators
• 10% Classroom Personnel: Teachers, Paraprofessionals
•  7% State Department of Education Staff: State Title I Directors, Assistant State Superintendents, State Federal Program Directors, PIRC Directors, other state staff
•  3% Other: Researchers, Nonprofit Staff, University Teacher Trainers. other interested parties