MTSS: Roles and Responsibilities Within a Problem-Solving Team Now that I know what MTSS is, what is the next step?  Creating a sustainable problem-solving team at the district and campus level are critical for MTSS implementation.  The goal of a campus problem-solving team is to meet student needs and improve the outcomes of all learners.  This session will provide information on how to recruit and organize a strong problem-solving team.  We will also explore what the MTSS framework and processes look like in three distinct Texas school districts at different stages of development. This session is a TIER network training and has been vetted and approved by TEA. 

In order to better understand this course, if you have not previously had an MTSS Overview training, it will be helpful for you to take this (Free to Texas educators) TIER Network Online Course: MTSS Overview of Multi-Tiered System of Supports.

https://register.tealearn.com/courses/overview-of-multi-tiered-system-of-supports-mtss

***Please note: this learning experience is a virtual event and will not be hosted at a physical site***

This session is free to all Districts/ Charter Schools/Private Schools who have purchased the Region 10 Instructional Practices Package. All non-Region 10 participants will need to pay $100.00 per person for this event.

Also note: You must register for this zoom session in two places: the Region 10 Calendar of Events (here) and through the zoom link provided. All participants registered on the Region 10 website will receive the zoom link with their website registration confirmation email.