What is RTI?RTI stands for Response To Intervention. RTI is a federal and state initiative to meet a wide range of student needs through general education services. Students in Kindergarten through 5th grade will be monitored using a universal screening tool three times per year (fall, winter & spring).
AIMS WEB is used as an assessment; this data will be used to help determine academic areas of need. Students showing deficits in reading will receive research-based interventions in addition to classroom instruction. Students may be referred to the SIT/SAP Team for problem solving & collaboration to develop effective interventions. Students will be placed into one of three tiers: Tier I students receive basic instruction in the classroom (80% of student population). Tier II students will receive additional small group instruction each day in reading (15% of student population). Tier III students will receive additional individualized instruction each day in reading. (5% of student population). The interventions will continue until the student makes sufficient progress; if the student continues to struggle, more interventions will be put into place. RTI Resource Links |
Information for ParentsThe printable Smithton RTI brochure can be accessed below. To enlarge the document for printing, click on the rectangular icon in the lower right-hand corner (next to the magnifying glass).
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