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MTSS School Implementation Stories

The following MTSS school implementation stories were drafted based on interviews with MTSS leaders in each school. In most cases, schools were nominated by their district’s MTSS leaders. These examples of different schools’ MTSS implementation journeys show the variation that can be found across different school contexts, especially at the secondary level. They may also help schools and districts find ideas they can apply to their own journeys in the implementation of MTSS.

Centennial High School

Centennial High School

Roswell, Georgia
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Batesburg-Leesville High School

Batesburg-Leesville High School

Batesburg-Leesville, South Carolina
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Clover High School

Clover High School

Clover, South Carolina
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SandHoke Early College High School

SandHoke Early College High School

Raeford, North Carolina
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Morgan County Middle School

Morgan County Middle School

Madison, Georgia
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Okapilco Elementary School

Okapilco Elementary School

Moultrie, Georgia
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Walker Gamble Elementary School

Walker Gamble Elementary School

New Zion, South Carolina
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Decatur High School

Decatur High School

Decatur, Georgia
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Belton-Honea Path High School

Belton-Honea Path High School

Honea Path, South Carolina
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Hickory Ridge High School

Hickory Ridge High School

Harrisburg, NC
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South Providence School

South Providence School

Waxhaw, NC
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Royal Live Oaks Academy

Royal Live Oaks Academy

Hardeeville, South Carolina
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Morehead City Middle School

Morehead City Middle School

Morehead City, North Carolina
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Coker-Wimberly Elementary School

Coker-Wimberly Elementary School

Battleboro, North Carolina
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Implementation School Stories:

High Schools

Middle Schools

Alternative Schools

Elementary Schools

K-12

To assist those working to inform and improve MTSS implementation in their schools, this site also features key MTSS resources from The MTSS Center at AIR, IES, and other nationally-recognized entities that have published tools and resources for implementers.