Student Intervention Team (SIT)

The Student Intervention Team (SIT) is a collaborative, general education solution-generating team made up of a variety of school perspectives. The purpose of the SIT is to 

• support teachers in reflecting on and enhancing their Tier I practices and
• implement targeted Tier II and III behavior and Tier III academic interventions when needed.

Utilizing an equity lens, the team considers the whole student when making decisions that affect their long-term educational experience and sense of belonging in PPS. SIT works to provide every student and adult what they need to thrive in the general education setting.

SIT Function and Responsibilities

K-8 SIT Process Resources: MTSS partnered with OTL and SpEd to ensure that the recommended SIT process is aligned across departments. 

• K-8 SIT Handbook
• Agenda/Notes Options
  • SIT Meeting Agenda/Minutes (with instructions) OR
  • K-8 SIT Schedule TEMPLATE with
  • K-8 ASERT/SIT Student Notes TEMPLATE
• K-8 Academic Intervention Flowchart
• K-8 Behavior Intervention Flowchart

High School SIT Process Resources: A cross-departmental group of over 25 people contributed to the guidance below, including 18 different job titles. This guidance is our initial best thinking. Two high schools are field-testing the guidance and adjustments will be made as a result of their experience. If a school is not technically field-testing this guidance but has suggestions for enhancement, email Niki Johnson @ njohnson@pps.net. 

Team Process Resources

• HS SIT Handbook
• HS SIT Schedule TEMPLATE 
• ASERT/SIT Student Notes TEMPLATE

Data Analyst Resources

• HS SIT Data Analyst Handbook
• HS SIT ABC Data 2021-2022 TEMPLATE
• HS SIT ABC Data 2021-2022 SAMPLE

 Process Flowcharts

• HS Academic Intervention Flowchart
• HS Behavior Intervention Flowchart

Additional SIT Resources:

• Dashboard Request for Assistance (RfA) Form Video and Written Instructions
• Tier I Behavior Support Site - This site includes a variety of Tier I supports organized by function and category. 
• RfA Parent Interview Questions - These questions can be asked of parents/caregivers as soon as a concern is noted.
• Teacher Interview Questions - These questions can be asked of a Teacher by a member of the SIT team when the team notices that a student needs support. 
• Student Interview Questions - These questions can be asked of the student when a concern is noted. 
• Tier 1 Support Tracker - This can be used to collect virtually any kind of Tier 1 data prior to referring a student to SIT. 
• Choosing a Data Collection Tool - This is a menu of data tools organized by type of data to be collected. 
• Tiered Fidelity Inventory (TFI) - This is the fidelity tool that supports SIT implementation. Tiers II and III align with the SIT work. 
• ASERT/SIT Crosswalk - This document highlights key features of ASERT and SIT. 

Literacy Decision Rules

The documents linked below were created by OTL and provide guidance to school teams for using data such as universal screeners to identify and match students to Tier II & III literacy interventions.

• K-2 English Reading Assessment Decision Rules 2021-2022
• K-2 Spanish Reading Assessment Decision Rules 2021-2022
• 3-5 Reading Assessment Decision Rules 2021-2022
• 6-8 Literacy/Language Arts Decision Rules 2021-2022
• 9-12 Literacy/Language Arts Decision Rules 2021-2022

Math Decision Rules

The documents linked below were created by OTL and provide guidance to school teams for using data such as universal screeners to identify and match students to Tier II & III math interventions.

• K-8 Math Assessment Decision Rules
• 9-12 Math Assessment Decision Rules

Have you noticed errors in the above documents?  Do you wish that additional resources were provided? Contact Niki Johnson @ njohnson@pps.net.

Would you like clarification around the use of the above documents? Would you like a thought partner to support enhancing your school's SIT process? Contact your MTSS TOSA!