Q: What us the purpose of RtI2?
A: RtI2 stands for Response to Instruction and Intervention. The purpose of RtI2 is to provide instruction in order to help students meet academic expectations. Watch this 3 minute video to learn more about the RtI2.
Q: Can I choose for my child not to participate?
A: RtI2 is considered a general education initiative. All students are screened and grouped according to need.
Q: How do I know how my child is doing?
A: Progress monitoring reports are sent home every 4.5 weeks.
Q: What does the Progress Monitoring Graph say?
A: Watch this quick video that explains the progress monitoring graph.
Q: How can I help my child?
A: Following are some things that you can do to help:
- Read to your child daily and try to make it a fun, pleasant time for both of you.
- Monitor and assist with homework assignments.
- Communicate with your child's teacher and your child's school.
- Attend parent/teacher conferences and other school meetings.
Q: How does my child get out of RtI2?
A:Students who are identified for Tier II or Tier III in RTI2 receive instruction in their deficit skill area on their instructional level. Progress monitoring to determine academic growth occurs at least every other week. Once the student has measurable success on his/her grade level, the school RTI2 intervention team will meet and discuss dismissal to Tier I.
Q: Where can I learn more about RtI2?
A: Following are some additional resources:
