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STAN KOGUT SUPERINTENDENTROBERTA PERCONTI DIRECTOR OF SIS
INGHAM INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT
RtI Initiative Update2010-2011
Any Time, Any Place, Any Way, Any Pace
Response to Intervention (RtI) One Common Voice—One Plan
Ingham ISD Countywide Initiative
MAISA PresentationJuly 22, 2011
Ingham ISD Service Area
Current
12 local 4 rural2 urban 6 suburban1 PSAs
Realities
Economic strife5 new superintendentsPolitical pressuresPoor state outcomes
(MEAP)Changing demographicsReduction of ISD staffHigher needs
ARRA OPPORTUNITY
Collective agreementConsolidation of fundsConsolidation of effortStandardized the
practiceCustomized the
implementation
Intense and focused trainings across all districts
Created common goalsNarrowed our focus Increase our intensity Districts purchased
RTI coaches ISD trained coaches
Voices from the Field
In the Beginning…
We developed an RtI Action Plan at the beginning of the ARRA Project
3 SMART Goals• Consensus• Infrastructure• Implementation
52 Indicators
It’s hard to improve something if you’re not measuring it.
Indicators and Evidence
Indicators and Evidence
Indicators and Evidence
Measuring Progress Toward an RtI Model
Consensus Infrastructure
Implementation
Consensus Infrastructure Implementation
SMART Goal
SMART Goal
SMART Goal
Professional Development 2010-2011
LiteracyApproximately 5000 staff trained
Positive Behavior Intervention SupportApproximately 1000 staff trained
LeadershipApproximately 500 staff trained in RtI/MiBLSi
Thanks to the Michigan Implementation Network, Michigan Behavior Learning Support Initiative, Anita Archer, George Batsche, Kevin Feldman, Beth Steenwyk and Jon Tomlanovich
Data + Research = ISD Literacy Collaboration
2009-2010 Research Based Core Reading Program Review
IISD negotiates and supports consortium pricing for Reading Street
67% of our local districts are using a research based core reading program
2009-2010 4 Ingham service area schools purchase Reading Street as their core reading program
2010-2011 7 Ingham service area schools purchase Reading Street as their core reading program.
Professional Development2011-2012
Continued Focus Literacy Positive Behavior Intervention Support Emerging Areas Math - Data collection, instruction and intervention Early Warning Signs (EWS)- Continuing work with High Schools - Adding middle schoolsFamily/Community Involvement - Marketing and Training
RtI + Emerging Needs = Professional Development 2011-2012
MathEarly Warning Signs (EWS)LiteracyPBISNational Educational Leaders
Kevin Feldman George Batsche Anita Archer
Celebrations
Oral Reading FluencyGrade 1
January 2010 January 2011 May 20110%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
63%
72% 74%
59%
52% 51%Reading StreetNon Core
Grade 3 Oral Reading FluencyWinter 2010 – Spring 2010
Fall 2010 – Spring 2011
Grade 5 Oral Reading Fluency
Winter 2010 – Spring 2010
Fall 2010 – Spring 2011
Any Time, Any Place, Any Way, Any Pace
Deep DriversData based decision makingUse of research based instruction, curriculum
and assessmentFamily/community involvementStandardizing Practice and Customizing
ImplementationConsolidation of resourcesIndicators for accountability
Tipping Point
Momentum is created (Tipping Point )Planned for sustainability all along All districts and Ingham ISD have been trained in the
Implementation Science 70% of districts maintaining some or all of their RTI
coachesThe ISD created a Communication Plan for each
district The ISD created an Implementation plan for each
districtIngham ISD restructured the ISD services to support
this initiative
For more information…
Stan Kogut
SuperintendentIngham ISD
Roberta Perconti
Director Student Instructional
ServicesIngham ISD