All students Y5-8th grade have full acess to IXL for Reading and Math skill buiding support. Students can align their NWEA scores with IXL to develop individualized skill plans to support them with their academics.
Identified students through our Tier II and Tier III Student Support Teams will have access to Lexia for targeted and intensive reading intervention support.
Intervention and Supports Staff Assignments
Elementary Y5-4th Grade:
Two Y5-6th Grade Intervention Teachers
Two Y5-6th Intervention Paraprofessionals
Elementary 5th and 6th Grade
One Intervention Paraprofessional
Freeland Middle School:
One Academic Intervention Paraprofessional
One Behavioral Intervention Paraprofessional
Freeland High School:
One Intervention Paraprofessional
FHS Pathways 2 Graduation Paraprofessional
One Classroom Teacher
One Paraprofessional
Elementary Classroom Level Academic Interventions
Reading Fluency, Decoding and Phonics Support
Orton Gillingham Trained staff
Training on How to Plan Differentiated Reading Instruction by Michael McKenna & Sharon Walpole
Math Fluency Building Interventions
iReady Toolbox for Reading
iReady Toolbox for Math
WIN Time, or "What I Need Time," a designated time during the day when Y5-4th grade students have the opportunity to engage in activities related to math and reading, tailored to their individual needs. Research based intervention tools will be utilized during this time to support students in remediation, extension and enrichment activities related to reading and math skills and standards. Research based intervention tools include UFLI, Lexia, Heggerty, Sharon Walpole lessons, iReady Reading Toolkit, and the iReady Math Toolkit.
WIN Time, or "What I Need Time," a designated period during the 5th grade school day where students have the opportunity to engage in activities tailored to their individual needs and interests. This time is often used for academic interventions, enrichment activities, personalized learning, or social-emotional support. WIN Time allows educators to target specific areas where students may need extra assistance or challenge, promoting personalized learning experiences and addressing diverse learning needs within the classroom. It also fosters a sense of autonomy and ownership over their learning journey among students. Overall, 5th grade WIN Time aims to enhance academic achievement, foster student engagement, and support holistic student development within the school environment.