02. School-Level Tier 3 Resources
School-level Tier 3 systems benefit from cohesive district collaboration around Tier 3 infrastructure and capacity. The school-level Tier 3 system builds upon the supports and structures of Tiers 1 and 2.
School-level Tier 3 systems involve collaborative teaming for the purpose of identifying student needs and levels of support, coordinating resources, and ensuring effectiveness and efficiency of the process.
This is done by:
providing a continuum of supports for general education and special education students,
training/coaching personnel to ensure intervention fidelity,
collaboratively engaging stakeholders, and
evaluating student progress in relation to supports received to ensure success.
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01. District-Level Tier 3 Resources
The design of a district-level Tier 3 system builds upon the structures and success achieved at Tiers 1 and 2 and uses data systems and evidence-based practices to support schools and meet the needs of individual students who have intense behavioral concerns (Center on PBIS. (2022). Tier 3 District-Level Systems Guide. Center on PBIS, University of Oregon. www.pbis.org).
To do this, districts need to have the following in place:
effective multi-disciplinary teaming processes,
need-driven professional development,
reliable and consistent coaching networks,
efficient data systems for evaluation of effectiveness, and
protocols for collaboratively engaging with stakeholders (students, families, and others).
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03. Student-Level Tier 3 Resources
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