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Board hears MTSS update emphasizing building leadership teams and data use
Summary
District administrators described their multi-tiered systems of support (MTSS) work, including building leadership team roles, meeting cadence (2—8 times monthly), and next steps to organize building-level data aligned with the district strategic plan.
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District administrators presented an update on Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS), describing it as the district's framework to organize adults in service of student learning and to provide targeted supports.
The presenter explained that each building has a Building Leadership Team (BLT) comprised of department chairs or subject leaders, principals, possibly assistant principals, counselors or school psychologists. The teams are expected to meet a minimum of 2 to 4 times each month, align to the district's strategic plan (AEVs: academic achievement, vibrant community partnerships, excellence and operations, student-centered culture), and focus on data-driven decision-making.
Administration said next steps include better organizing building data so staff and BLTs can access and interpret multiple data points and then determine interventions. The presenter emphasized collaborative structures, professional development and a commitment to implementation science to support teachers and building leaders.
Board members complimented the work and its emphasis on data and teacher support. The presentation concluded with the administration offering to provide further detail and continue to work with principals and department leaders as implementation proceeds.

