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SuccessEd step-by-step guides

These eight guides cover everything you will enter in SuccessEd, in the order a student's record grows. They are generic: the SuccessEd help pages need a login and could not be read for this handbook, so exact button names are left for you to write in.

Do this first. Sit with a district SuccessEd trainer or an experienced counselor for 30 minutes. Walk through one real student record with these guides open and fill in the right-hand column of each table. After that, these pages match your screen. SuccessEd's own help site has an RTI/MTSS Management section. Ask the trainer how to reach it from your account.

Guide 1Open or start a student's RTI record

StepWhat to doOn your screen (write it in)
1Log in and search for the student by name or ID
2Check the name, ID, grade and campus against the referral form
3Look for an existing RTI/MTSS record before making a new one
4If none exists, start a new RTI/MTSS record for this school year
5Save, then reopen the student to confirm the record is there

Check before you leave: one student, one open record. Duplicates are the most common mistake.

Guide 2Record the concern and what was tried in class

StepWhat to doOn your screen (write it in)
1Enter the date of the referral and who made it
2Choose the area: reading, math, writing, behavior or other
3Enter the screening scores and classroom data
4Enter the Tier 1 supports tried, the dates and the result
5Attach the teacher's referral form and work samples

Guide 3Build the intervention plan

StepWhat to doOn your screen (write it in)
1Set the tier (2 or 3) and the start date
2Pick the intervention from the list. Avoid free text when a list choice fits
3Enter who delivers it, how many minutes, how many days a week
4Write the goal with a starting score, a target score and a date
5Choose the progress check tool and how often it is used
6Set the review date

A good goal reads like this: "By Feb 12, Ana will read 60 words correctly per minute on a first grade passage, up from 38."

Guide 4Send and save the parent notice

StepWhat to doOn your screen (write it in)
1Create the Notice of Interventions from the plan
2Check the five required parts are filled in
3Choose English or the parent's home language
4Print or send it on or before the day help begins
5Record the date sent and how it was sent
6Upload the signed copy when it comes back, if a signature is used

Guide 5Enter progress scores

StepWhat to doOn your screen (write it in)
1Open the student's plan and find the goal
2Add a new score with the date the check was given, not today's date
3Note if the student was absent or the session was missed
4Save and look at the graph. The new point should appear

Guide 6Record a meeting and its decision

StepWhat to doOn your screen (write it in)
1Add the meeting with its date and type (first meeting or review)
2Enter who attended, including the parent if present
3Enter the data the team looked at
4Enter the decision and the reason in one or two plain sentences
5Set the next review date
6Finish within 2 school days of the meeting

Guide 7Change a tier, exit a student, or hand off a referral

StepWhat to doOn your screen (write it in)
1Record the review meeting first (Guide 6)
2End the current intervention with an end date and a reason
3For a tier change: add the new plan (Guide 3) and send a new notice (Guide 4)
4For an exit: set the status to exited with the date and reason
5For a referral: record the referral date and who received the record

Never delete an old plan to make room for a new one. End it and add the next. The history is the record.

Guide 8Run reports

StepWhat to doOn your screen (write it in)
1Open the reports area and find the RTI/MTSS reports
2Run the RTI/MTSS Progress Monitoring Report for your campus
3Run a list of all students with an open record, with tier and start date
4Save or export the list for your monthly checkup

If SuccessEd will not let you do something, stop and ask. Do not work around it with a paper note. Write down the student, the screen and the message, and send it to your district SuccessEd contact.