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Roseville district wins $296,000 MDE grant, names full-time MTSS coordinator to expand multi‑tiered supports
Summary
The Roseville Public School District board heard a presentation on Jan. 14 about a $296,000 Minnesota Department of Education grant that funds a full‑time MTSS coordinator and supports districtwide implementation of multi‑tiered systems of support, with priorities on infrastructure, multilayered practices and data‑driven decision making.
Sheila McCormick, the district’s new multi‑tiered systems of support (MTSS) coordinator, told the Roseville Public School District board on Jan. 14 that the district received a $296,000 grant from the Minnesota Department of Education to support MTSS implementation through the 2024–2026 school year.
The grant pays for a full‑time MTSS coordinator position, funds for substitute teachers so staff can meet as a district team, and continued collaboration with MDE, McCormick said. She described MTSS as a “systemic, continuous improvement framework” that addresses academics, social‑emotional and behavioral supports and relies on data to guide decisions.
McCormick said the district will center work on three priority areas identified in a recent district self‑assessment: infrastructure to support continuous improvement; multilayered practices and supports; and data‑driven decision making. The district plans to use a mix of leading…
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