RtI expectation review - as usual with semi-new programs, procedures get blurry after the first stages of implementation or the first sign of frustration. Here are a few items that have come up lately that I would like to review.
- Universal screeners are done AT LEAST fall and winter - but can be done more often if desired
- Universal screeners are a grade level responsibility with support provided on request.
- Data entry (THIS YEAR) is maintained by grade level. If you need help with data entry, please ask Robin and she will see that it gets accomplished.
- All students involved in an intervention based on below grade level expectations should receive progress monitoring - whether they are on an IPlan or not. This data should effect instruction and also provide us individual data points if needed in the future.
- You do not have to write an IPlan for students in order for them to receive an intervention. We should write an IPlan for a student for which interventions are not showing positive impact. The IPlan serves as the formal paperwork to demonstrate need for Tier 3 support.
- IPlans and interventions can be planned for any area in which the student is struggling - math, reading, writing, language, or behavior.
- Each grade level has an RtI representative who can assist you, or get you assistance in planing interventions or writing IPlans. (fourth and fifth grade uses Cindy and Nicole I. ; but we will go with Cindy for now.)
- Nina is assigned to conducting regular progress monitoring of specified students and groups. She enters data and tracks progress for students on IPlans. In her extra time she gives universal screeners to new students or students who may have been absent. Please to do not ask her to do your grade level data entry or diagnostic assessments. Ask me for help and I will assign tasks according to personal strengths and availability.

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