What is Response to Intervention (RtI)? identified early and provided interventions and support in the areas of concern. Interventions are Response to Intervention (RtI) is the practice of provided to at risk students to promote learning using data to guide high-quality instruction and and student performance. interventions matched to student need. Progress based on the level of interventions is monitored Your child’s school will notify you if your child has being provided. The progress data is used to been identified as a student in need of determine if changes in instruction are needed interventions. The interventions your child will be WCSI/RtI and Behavior and if the interventions being provided are provided will be in addition to instruction in the effective. Wayne County schools will use evidence- based core curriculum. Your child’s progress will be practices to support the student in reducing monitored while being provided interventions. challenging behaviors and developing positive You will receive periodic reports of the progress attitudes toward academic and social life. The your child is making. If an intervention is not Kentucky Center for Instructional Discipline working for your child, the intervention may be (KYCID) will be used in guiding the process of What are Interventions? changed and monitored for effectiveness. data collection and the development of school Specific strategies, techniques, and Core Components of Wayne County and classroom intervention programs provided in addition to Intervention System/Response to instruction in the core curriculum to Intervention (RTI): improve student performance. Parent involvement Interventions are provided in reading, Universal screening administered to all writing, math and behavior. students three times per year (fall, winter, spring). Research-Based high-quality classroom instruction. Scientific research-based interventions implemented with fidelity to address student academic and behavioral difficulties. Wayne County System of Interventions Continuous progress monitoring during (WCIS)/Response to Intervention interventions. The Wayne County System of Intervention Educational decisions based on (WCSI)/Response to Intervention (RtI) is being responsiveness to instruction/ implemented in all Wayne County schools. interventions. Through the WCSI/RtI process, students who are Instruction/intervention intensity changes having academic or behavior difficulties are based on student performance.
What is Response to Intervention (RtI)? Response to Intervention (RtI) is the practice of using data to guide high-quality instruction and interventions matched to student need. Progress is monitored based on the level of interventions being provided. The progress data is used to determine if changes in instruction are needed and if the interventions being provided are effective. What are Interventions? Specific strategies, techniques, and programs provided in addition to instruction in the core curriculum to improve student performance. Interventions are provided in reading, writing, math and behavior. Wayne County System of Interventions (WCIS)/Response to Intervention The Wayne County System of Intervention (WCSI)/Response to Intervention (RtI) is being implemented in all Wayne County schools. Through the WCSI/RtI process, students who are having academic or behavior difficulties are identified early and provided interventions and support in the areas of concern. Interventions are provided to at risk students to promote learning and student performance. Your child’s school will notify you if your child has been identified as a student in need of interventions. The interventions your child will be provided will be in addition to instruction in the core curriculum. Your child’s progress will be monitored while being provided interventions. You will receive periodic reports of the progress your child is making. If an intervention is not working for your child, the intervention may be changed and monitored for effectiveness. Core Components of Wayne County Intervention System/Response to Intervention (RTI): Parent involvement Universal screening administered to all students three times per year (fall, winter, spring). Research-Based high-quality classroom instruction. Scientific research-based interventions implemented with fidelity to address student academic and behavioral difficulties. Continuous progress monitoring during interventions. Educational decisions based on responsiveness to instruction/ interventions. Instruction/intervention intensity changes based on student performance. WCSI/RtI and Behavior Wayne County schools will use evidence- based practices to support the student in reducing challenging behaviors and developing positive attitudes toward academic and social life. The Kentucky Center for Instructional Discipline (KYCID) will be used in guiding the process of data collection and the development of school and classroom intervention
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