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SFUSD reports early drop in referrals after Behavioral RTI rollout

San Francisco Unified School District Board of Education · November 12, 2013
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Summary

District staff and school teams reported early evidence that behavioral RTI (Response to Intervention) implementation is associated with reductions in special-education referrals, including a 33% drop in referrals at premier cohort schools and a 13% drop for African American students in participating sites.

District leaders updated the board on the Behavioral Response to Intervention (RTI) initiative and presented early indicators that school-based behavioral supports are correlating with lower referral rates to special education in participating schools.

Associate Superintendent Kevin Trood and program lead Thomas Graven described Tier 1 strategies now emphasized in participating schools: schoolwide positive behavior supports, the Second Step social-emotional…

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