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District presents iCare student‑support data: tens of thousands of tiered encounters, parental consent required for clinical services
Summary
District staff presented data from the iCare and student support services area showing large volumes of universal and targeted student contacts and described how parents can access services; the board discussed a May 3 tax renewal that funds the program.
District student support staff presented the board with a summary of iCare and related student-support activity on March 20, reporting tens of thousands of contacts across tiered supports and explaining how the program coordinates crisis response, small-group interventions and clinical services.
Erin Bradford, introduced in the presentation as director of iCare (eye care/school prevention services), said the programs encounters to date included roughly 27,000 tier‑1 (universal) contacts, about 31,000 tier‑2 (targeted/small-group) encounters and more than 2,000 tier‑3 (intensive, one‑on‑one) interventions. "In tier 1 ... we have served 27,000 students to date," Bradford said. The program also serves as the district-level crisis team and provides training for…
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