MTSS/RISE CENTER
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"Restorative, Integrative Skills for Education"
What is RISE?
What is RISE?
RISE (Restorative, Integrative Skills for Education) is a classroom resource center available to all students in the building. Located in the center of EHS in the former College and Career Center (Room A161), RISE is now in its second year and growing fast! Ms. Huyler continues to target identified student needs for support in areas such as executive functioning, social problem-solving/coping strategies, and structured drop-in academic assistance.
RISE CENTER GOALS
Universal Accessibility -- Everyone is welcome and included
Core Focus Areas -- Executive functioning, social-emotional, and academic
Flexible Resources -- Students can access help in many different forms
Collaborative MTSS Approach -- All staff work together to foster student success
What does the RISE Center provide?
What does the RISE Center provide?
Students can request to access the RISE Center during their study halls, lunches, and with teacher permission for a range of supports, including:
Organizational and study skills
Use of planners/to-do lists/graphic organizers/project planning
Structured drop-in academic assistance
Lessons on a variety of topics
Coping strategies/social problem-solving
A “working lunch”
A quiet space to complete work outside of the classroom
Mindfulness and wellness strategies
Who runs RISE?
Who runs RISE?
Amanda Huyler is the RISE Coordinator and MTSS Coach for Exeter High School. Ms. Huyler is a certified School Counselor and Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor who has worked in schools for over 20 years. She has significant experience with supporting neurodiversity as well as social-emotional populations.
HOW CAN STUDENTS ACCESS RISE?
Drop-In
Drop-In
Students can ask for a pass from their scheduled study hall to go to RISE. Seniors can visit during any free block!
Lunches
Lunches
RISE is open every lunch! Students can bring their food and have a “working lunch” in the Center.
Class Permission
Class Permission
Teachers can send students to RISE after direct instruction for a time-limited visit during their class.
RISE CONTACT INFORMATION
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