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2018 MTSS Recognition Summary 2018 MTSS Recognition Summary This document provides information about MIBLSI’s 2018 Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) Recognition process and the resulting ISDs, districts, and schools identified for recognition. Author: Michigan’s Integrated Behavior and Learning Support Initiative (MIBLSI) Version: 1.0 Date: April 2018 Summary Michigan’s Integrated Behavior and Learning Support Initiative is pleased to announce that 245 Michigan schools, 28 districts, and 7 ISDs have been recognized for their MTSS implementation through February of 2018. Sites were recognized based on capacity or fidelity data entered into the MIBLSI Database. This public recognition represents the beginning stages of work on the road to a more fully developed recognition process in the future. Congratulations to all of these recognized sites for your outstanding efforts implementing MTSS! The dedication of everyone involved is to be commended. We encourage you to share this good news with your staff, students, as well as district and ISD leadership, families, and community partners. A poster and presentation at the 2018 MIBLSI State Conference will formally announce recognized sites. The complete list of recognized sites can be found below. ISD and District Recognition Criteria • Based on scores from the District Capacity Assessment (DCA) or Regional Capacity Assessment (RCA) • Fall 2017 data must have been collected and entered into MIDATA • Winter 2018 scores must have been collected and entered into MIDATA by 2/28/18 • At least one of the following must be true when analyzing scores: o Winter 2018 RCA or DCA Total Score is 80% or higher o When comparing Fall 2017 and Winter 2018 Total Scores, there has been an improvement of at least 10 percentage points 2018 MTSS Recognition Summary (April 2018) Michigan’s Integrated Behavior and Learning Support Initiative (MIBLSI) is a Grant Funded Initiative (GFI), funded under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) through the Michigan Department of Education. 1 ISDs and Districts Identified for 2018 Recognition ISDs 1. Copper Country ISD 2. Eastern Upper Peninsula ISD 3. Genesee ISD 4. Huron ISD 5. Ingham ISD 6. Kent ISD 7. Montcalm Area ISD Districts 1. Adrian, School District of the City of 2. Bridgeport-Spaulding Community School District 3. Caledonia Community Schools 4. Central Montcalm Public Schools 5. Chippewa Hills School District 6. Fowler Public Schools 7. Grand Blanc Academy 8. Grandville Public Schools 9. Greenville Public Schools 10. Hamilton Community Schools 11. Harbor Beach Community Schools 12. Hastings Area School District 13. Hope Academy of West Michigan 14. Kentwood Public Schools 15. Lakeview Community Schools (Montcalm) 16. Lakewood Public Schools 17. L'Anse Area Schools 18. Lowell Area Schools 19. Mackinac Island Public Schools 20. Manistique Area Schools 21. Muskegon Heights Public School Academy System 22. Newaygo Public School District 23. Northwest Community Schools 24. Port Huron Area School District 25. Portland Public Schools 26. Thornapple Kellogg School District 27. Waverly Community Schools 28. Whitehall District Schools 2018 MTSS Recognition Summary (April 2018) Michigan’s Integrated Behavior and Learning Support Initiative (MIBLSI) is a Grant Funded Initiative (GFI), funded under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) through the Michigan Department of Education. 2 School Recognition Criteria • Based on school scores from the School-wide Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports Tiered Fidelity Inventory (SWPBIS TFI) and Reading Tiered Fidelity Inventory (R-TFI) • At least one Tier 1 score must have been collected and entered into MIDATA by 1/31/18 and have been collected since the 2016-17 school year. • At least one of the following must be true when analyzing SWPBIS TFI and R-TFI scores: o Most recent Tier 1 score on SWPBIS TFI and/or R-TFI is at or above criterion (70% and 80% respectively) o There has been an improvement of at least 10 percentage points when comparing at least the two most recent Tier 1 scores on SWPBIS TFI and/or R-TFI Schools Identified for 2018 Recognition 1. Adrian High School (Adrian, School District of the City of) 2. Adrian Middle School 5/6 Building (Adrian, School District of the City of) 3. Alexander Elementary School (Adrian, School District of the City of) 4. Lincoln Elementary School (Adrian, School District of the City of) 5. Michener Elementary School (Adrian, School District of the City of) 6. Prairie Elementary School (Adrian, School District of the City of) 7. Springbrook Middle School (Adrian, School District of the City of) 8. Akron-Fairgrove Elem. School (Akron-Fairgrove Schools) 9. Akron-Fairgrove Jr/Sr High School (Akron-Fairgrove Schools) 10. Alanson Public School (Alanson Public Schools) 11. Besser Elementary School (Alpena Public Schools) 12. Ella M. White School (Alpena Public Schools) 13. Hinks School (Alpena Public Schools) 14. Lincoln Community School (Alpena Public Schools) 15. Sanborn School (Alpena Public Schools) 16. Wilson Community School (Alpena Public Schools) 17. Bad Axe Elementary School (Bad Axe Public Schools) 18. Bad Axe High School (Bad Axe Public Schools) 19. Bad Axe Middle School (Bad Axe Public Schools) 20. Baldwin Elementary School (Baldwin Community Schools) 21. Baldwin Senior High School (Baldwin Community Schools) 22. Baraga School K-5 (Baraga Area Schools) 23. Ann J. Kellogg School (Battle Creek Public Schools) 24. Battle Creek Central High School (Battle Creek Public Schools) 2018 MTSS Recognition Summary (April 2018) Michigan’s Integrated Behavior and Learning Support Initiative (MIBLSI) is a Grant Funded Initiative (GFI), funded under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) through the Michigan Department of Education. 3 25. Lamora Park School (Battle Creek Public Schools) 26. Springfield Middle School (Battle Creek Public Schools) 27. Valley View Elementary School (Battle Creek Public Schools) 28. W.K. Kellogg Preparatory High School (Battle Creek Public Schools) 29. Bendle High School (Bendle Public Schools) 30. Bendle Middle School (Bendle Public Schools) 31. South Bendle Elementary School (Bendle Public Schools) 32. West Bendle Elementary School (Bendle Public Schools) 33. Barhitte Elementary School (Bentley Community School District) 34. Bentley Junior High School (Bentley Community School District) 35. Big Jackson Public School (Big Jackson School District) 36. Bloomingdale Elementary School (Bloomingdale Public School District) 37. Pullman Elementary School (Bloomingdale Public School District) 38. Bridgeport High School (Bridgeport-Spaulding Community School District) 39. Bridgeport-Spaulding Middle School-Schrah (Bridgeport-Spaulding Community School District) 40. Brimley Elementary School (Brimley Area Schools) 41. Cadillac Junior High School (Cadillac Area Public Schools) 42. Kenwood Elementary School (Cadillac Area Public Schools) 43. Caledonia Elementary School (Caledonia Community Schools) 44. Dutton Elementary School (Caledonia Community Schools) 45. Emmons Lake Elementary School (Caledonia Community Schools) 46. Kettle Lake Elementary School (Caledonia Community Schools) 47. Paris Ridge Elementary (Caledonia Community Schools) 48. Carman-Ainsworth Middle School (Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools 49. Dye Elementary School (Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools 50. Gladys Dillon Elementary School (Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools) 51. Randels Elementary School (Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools) 52. Rankin Elementary School (Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools 53. Caro Middle School (Caro Community Schools) 54. McComb Elementary School (Caro Community Schools) 55. Schall Elementary School (Caro Community Schools) 56. Caseville School K-12 (Elementary) (Caseville Public Schools) 57. Ross Beatty High School (Cassopolis Public Schools) 58. Sam Adams Elementary School (Cassopolis Public Schools) 59. Central Montcalm Elementary School (Central Montcalm Public Schools) 60. Central Montcalm High School (Central Montcalm Public Schools) 61. Central Montcalm Middle School (Central Montcalm Public Schools) 62. Central Montcalm Upper Elem. School (Central Montcalm Public Schools) 63. A.C. Edgerton Elementary School (Clio Area School District) 2018 MTSS Recognition Summary (April 2018) Michigan’s Integrated Behavior and Learning Support Initiative (MIBLSI) is a Grant Funded Initiative (GFI), funded under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) through the Michigan Department of Education. 4 64. Clio Area High School (Clio Area School District) 65. George A. Lacure Elem. School (Clio Area School District) 66. Glen Garner Elementary School (Clio Area School District) 67. Academy of The Americas (Detroit Public Schools Community District) 68. Carstens Elementary-Middle School (Detroit Public Schools Community District) 69. Clemente, Roberto Academy (Detroit Public Schools Community District) 70. King, John R. Academic & Performing Arts Academy (Detroit Public Schools Community District) 71. Pasteur Elementary School (Detroit Public Schools Community District) 72. Robeson Academy, Malcolm X Academy (Detroit Public Schools Community District) 73. Young, Coleman A. Elementary (Detroit Public Schools Community District) 74. Burns Elementary-Middle School (Detroit Public Schools Community District) 75. Central High School (Detroit Public Schools Community District) 76. Ford High School (Detroit Public Schools Community District) 77. Mary McLeod Bethune Elementary-Middle (Detroit Public Schools Community District) 78. Mumford High
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