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Mtss School Fullimplementation

1) The document outlines a multi-tiered system of supports (MTSS) framework to provide differentiated instruction and increasingly intensive interventions to help all students succeed. 2) Key components include universal screening, diagnostic assessments, tiered instruction and interventions aligned to student needs, progress monitoring, and data-driven decision making. 3) The goal is to improve student outcomes such as reading and math proficiency, graduation rates, and reducing disparities through implementation with fidelity across all schools.

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Mtss School Fullimplementation

1) The document outlines a multi-tiered system of supports (MTSS) framework to provide differentiated instruction and increasingly intensive interventions to help all students succeed. 2) Key components include universal screening, diagnostic assessments, tiered instruction and interventions aligned to student needs, progress monitoring, and data-driven decision making. 3) The goal is to improve student outcomes such as reading and math proficiency, graduation rates, and reducing disparities through implementation with fidelity across all schools.

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MTSS FULL IMPLEMNTATION LOGIC MODEL

Employ a multi-tiered system of supports (MTSS) that provides differentiated, universal core  There is a model and supports available for differentiated core instruction
instruction (e.g., academic and culture and climate), a structured problem solving process, and  Evidence-based interventions are available at all grade levels within all
OBJECTIVE progressively more intense and individualized, evidence-based interventions and/or supports
ASSUMPTIONS content areas
that address barriers and increase the rate of learning for all students.  There is a shared data system to support implementation

CORE COMPONENTS OUTPUTS SHORT TERM OUTCOMES

INFRASTRUCTURE  Each school has a person in place to lead MTSS that has a clear understanding of the MTSS
INFRASTRUCTURE TO SUPPORT IMPLEMENTATION  100% of schools align schedules to Framework
•Align schedules to support implementation support implementation  Staff have increased knowledge of the MTSS framework including the implementation of
 All staff use MTSS as a prevention strategy interventions and differentiated core instruction
 100% of schools have resources
•Professional development is administered to all stakeholders allocated to support implementation  Staff have an increased knowledge of students identified as “at-risk” for below grade level
 Allocate resources to support implementation performance or need additional behavior support over time
 100% of schools are communicating to
 Communicate the MTSS Framework to all stakeholder groups  Through screening, diagnostics and progress monitoring, staff have increased understanding of
stakeholders
individual and aggregate level student skill gaps
TEAM PROCESS TEAM PROCESS  Staff have increased understanding of how to select interventions aligned to student need

 Cross-functional teams of staff meet and conduct structured  Students are systematically screened
 100% of teams have representation
meetings on a 6 week cycle to address the following  Procedures are in place to ensure fidelity of implementation
from all stakeholders
components:  Students have increased access to high quality core instruction and interventions
 Number of meetings held annually
 Check adequacy of student data  100% of meetings that follow data
 Plan, implement, manage and evaluate group and review protocol
individual interventions
 Use data to inform individual student programming, ASSESSMENT
school wide MTSS implementation, and allocation of •100% of students screened in Fall
instructional resources winter and spring
MEDIUM TERM OUTCOMES
 100% of at risk students receiving
ASSESSMENT CYCLE diagnostic assessment
 100 % of students receiving tier 2  Teachers provide improved differentiated instruction
•Administer a universal screening assessment with all students
intervention have progress data  Fewer students are at-risk for below grade level performance or need additional behavior support
•Three times a year (fall/winter/spring)
 Students identified as “at-risk” take a diagnostic assessment entered by the end of the 4 week cycle over time
 100% of students receiving tier 3  Fewer students enter initial evaluation for special education process
 Assessment measure students strengths and weaknesses in
services have progress data entered  Decisions about who needs tiered intervention is reliable and made responsively
content areas
weekly  Interventions are standardized and implemented with fidelity
 Information is used to determine differentiated instruction
 Key decision makers evaluate implementation and adjust course as necessary
and intervention programming
 Staff collect data on student progress as appropriate for TIERED INSTRUCTION
interventions selected  100% of interventions aligned to needs
 Staff track intervention implementation articulated through diagnostic
assessment
MULTI-TIERED INSTUCTION & PREVENTION  100% of students who qualified
 Screening data is used to drive instructional decisions for all receiving tier 2 services
students  100% of students who qualified LONG TERM OUTCOMES
 Tier 1: Differentiated core instruction is provided to all
receiving tier 3 services
students  Rates of intervention success are high
 Tier 2: Targeted group interventions of moderate intensity  100 % of students receiving tier 2
 Increase in AC2020 Goal 1 and 2 score card measures including but not limited to
are provided to students based on need identified through intervention have progress data
entered by the end of the six week  Reading proficiency and growth  % of AP and IB exams taken for
diagnostic assessment
cycle  Math proficiency and growth which a potential college credit
 Tier 3: Intensive individualized interventions are provided
 100% of students receiving tier 3  Four year graduation rate was e eligible score was earned
to students based on need identified through progress
services have progress data entered  Disparity rate for Suspension and Special
monitoring during tier 2 interventions
weekly Education

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