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“MTSS is a designed framework that supports academic, behavioral, and social emotional.”

-Jeniffer Reynoso

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"Seeking and implementing appropriate research-based interventions for improving student learning."

Caryssa Sollars

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"Supporting high-quality standards and research-based, culturally and linguistically relevant instruction with the belief that every student can learn including students of poverty, students with disabilities, English learners, and students from all ethnicities evident in the school and district cultures."

Marissa Alvarez

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“Using school-wide and classroom research-based positive behavioral supports for achieving important social and learning outcomes.” Graacie Sill

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“Using school-wide and classroom research-based positive behavioral supports for achieving important social and learning outcomes.” Graacie Sill

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I chose this quote because it focuses on the importance of positive praise and how using it in classrooms and schools together can help to prevent negative behaviors. When positive behavior is more prevalent than negative behavior by students, the classroom community is stronger and therefore academic and social learning can take place at a higher level than if not. The MTSS envisions support for all students by having teachers and schools acknowledge positive behavior to provide a healthy, safe, and positive learning environment.

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With the guiding question being how does the state of California envision support for all students at the school district level I found the quote “Using school-wide and classroom research-based positive behavioral supports for achieving important social and learning outcomes”interesting because it helps establish good classroom expectations. It makes the teachers seek different classroom management methods when the previous are not working. It encourages teachers to try new strategies when it comes to behavior and social expectations. It use the term “school wide” which means to see what strategies are working for other teachers well, and then try to implement the same strategies in your class room. It means doing research to figure out what does it mean to set expectations and behavioral or social norms.

-Leah Lipscomb