Family/Community Involvement
What
- Educating parents/community on what MTSS-B is and why we are using it
- Keeping parents/community informed about MTSS-B efforts within their child’s school
- Helping parents/community members apply MTSS-B in their environments
Why
- When families are involved, students exhibit more positive attitudes and behavior
- When students report feeling support from both home and school, they have more self confidence, feel school is more important, and they tend to do better in school
- Student at-risk behaviors such as alcohol use, violence, and other anti-social behaviors decrease as parent involvement increases
What is MTSS-B? Overview for Parents
Sharing Information with Families: Newsletters, Brochures or Websites
School Website Example: MTSS-B at Lincoln Southwest High School
LPS MTSS-B Brochures: Brochures
MTSS-B Applications at Home
- Define and Teach Expectations: Create a MTSS-B home matrix
- Acknowledge Behavior at Home: Use an at-home acknowledgement ticket
Connecting MTSS-B Strategies at Home
- Active Supervision
- Utilizing Pre-Correction
- Active Engagement
- Acknowledging Expected Behavior