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Creating an effective Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS)

Chris Loiselle, Director of Quality Assurance for Success Virtual Learning Centers and Berrien Springs Public Schools, is an MTSS expert and presented this process at the Digital Learning Annual Conference in Atlanta, in February 2022. Chris was instrumental in helping us develop Pulse and continues to utilize Pulse at Success and Berrien Springs, including in his MTSS process. 

 

Step 2: Map your MTSS/PBIS Support Strategy Based on Student Needs

Once you’ve identified the areas of greatest need, it’s time to begin developing your support detail. This first involves sharing the results of your staff and student research with your colleagues and beginning the discussion of identifying adult actions (supports) that can be implemented to remove barriers and adequately support students.

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Step 5: Train your Staff in the MTSS Model

If you are an Educator, you have had several hours of school-provided professional development (PD). You know that some PD can be wonderful, and some can be horrendous. You’ve probably started to identify some of the critical characteristics of good PD, and we have also…

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chris

Since 2011 Chris Loiselle has worked as building administrator, CFO, and Chief Strategic Officer for Success Virtual Learning Centers and Berrien Springs Public Schools, where he is currently filling the Director of Quality Assurance role. While working at Success, Chris was instrumental in the development of the Pulse student support software. His passion is working in K-12 managing e-learning centers and building software to help improve virtual learning outcomes. 

Chris first presented this 7-step process for effective MTSS at the Digital Learning Annual Conference in Atlanta, in February 2022. 

His goal is to be able to help people prosper and succeed in today’s challenging educational environment.