SolutionsHIGH SCHOOL MTSS

Make MTSS Workflows Practical for High School Teams

High school MTSS depends on more than identifying need. Teams must assign interventions, monitor progress, coordinate communication and decide when support should change.

Black and Latina educators review tiered support plans on a wall display and laptops
THE PROBLEM

High-school support breaks down when the student story is fragmented.

Without one shared workflow, intervention meetings can produce plans that are difficult to monitor between meetings. Staff need to know who owns the action, when it should be reviewed and what evidence shows whether it is working.

HOW ONWARD180 HELPS

Turn information into a shared success workflow.

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Create Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 interventions.

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Assign an owner, review date, baseline and success criteria.

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Record intervention check-ins over time.

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Use early-warning signals to help identify students needing support.

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Connect interventions to Student 360™, communication and workflow tasks.

QUESTIONS SCHOOLS ARE ASKING

Useful searches around MTSS software for high school.

What does MTSS look like in high school?

Onward180 approaches this question by connecting the student’s information, communication and next actions instead of treating each need as a separate workflow.

How should schools track Tier 2 and Tier 3 interventions?

Onward180 approaches this question by connecting the student’s information, communication and next actions instead of treating each need as a separate workflow.

How can early warning systems support MTSS?

Onward180 approaches this question by connecting the student’s information, communication and next actions instead of treating each need as a separate workflow.

How do intervention teams document progress monitoring?

Onward180 approaches this question by connecting the student’s information, communication and next actions instead of treating each need as a separate workflow.

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