Middle School Initiative   

Middle school campuses will correctly identify intervention classes on master schedule as the reading elective course for the reading intervention class.

The Interventions office will support school in creating a universal method of identification and providing all schools that serve students in grade 6-8 with the appropriate rosters of identified students.

Assign an IAT Manager and ITDS to work directly with targeted middle school campuses.

A “bell to bell” reading intervention model will be created that includes resources, grouping methodology, and overall structure/framework (Resources- SRW, Corrective Reading, Read to Achieve, Imagine Literacy, Imagine Math, and Edgenuity).

Provide Professional Development (Virtual) for reading intervention teachers monthly.

Work with campus coordinators to identify Tier 2 and Tier 3 overage students to participate in Level-up Program.

Interventions Instruction Support Plan

Continue to work with campuses to provide online class support @Home. 

Continue to design virtual lessons to address @Home and intervention classroom lessons for Tier 2 and Tier 3 students.

Ongoing Professional Development (Virtual) for campuses, administrators, campus liaisons, teachers, and interventionists.

Local and state compliance

Progress Monitoring 

Select appropriate RTI progress monitoring tools to support campuses with progress monitoring aligned to PowerSchools.

Align the progress monitoring documentation form to PowerSchools

Provide training to campus leaders and teachers on progress monitoring including tools available, documentation, and data-driven decision making using weekly/biweekly progress monitoring data.