Group N: Response To Intervention (behavior)

Participants: Kathleen Gaitan, Troy Gales, Vicky Haight, Sharron Hines, Tammy Jackson, & Marlaine Jensen

Problem Statement:  Extensive behavioral and/or social/emotional barriers to student learning currently exist.

Recommendation 1: Mandated district approved comprehensive behavior program

Working Well:

  • In Our Control:
    • Redirection Program
  • Outside of Our Control:
    • 40% of schools using Behavioral RTI
    • Training in CHAMPS or other classroom curriculum

Not Working Well or Does Not Exist:

  • In Our Control: 
    • Changed name/focus to ISS- so far in name only
    • Better continuum of SUCS(?)
      • Behavior school/classrooms/LRE
    • Process for informing district staff about mandate (clarity)
    • Leadership critical
    • Intro to staff: Part of process, “Do With, Not Do To”
  • Outside of Our Control:
    • District policy across all school imp. Behavioral RTI
    • Some of the 504 plans are not being implemented well enough
    • Training in CHAMPS or other classroom Curriculum
    • Timeline to implement district wide w/resources to ensure start and follow up
    • Leadership critical

 

Recommendation 2:  School Wide behavioral Support Programs/System Implemented with Fidelity and Integrity

Working Well:

  • In Our Control:
    • n/a
  • Outside of Our Control:
    • Comm. Momentum around Behavioral RTI

Not Working Well or Does Not Exist:

  • In Our Control: 
    • Cross department collaboration to support schools/families
    • Including parents in Behavioral RTI with regards to Language
    • Checks and Balances (coaching, check-ins with follow up)
  • Outside of Our Control:
    • Coaching in each school
    • All schools and all staff same access to all tiers resources, intervention, trainings with common language
    • Community/District collaboration
    • Allocation of resources to implement

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