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Intervention and Enrichment Structures

Each student is on their own developmental pathway, with unique needs, interests, strengths and vulnerabilities. Intervention and enrichment structures ensure that all students experience learning, growth and well-being through expansive learning environments that are rich in universal protective factors such as positive experiences, opportunities for interest-driven work and exploration, and holistic skill-building. In addition to universal experiences and supports, these structures include comprehensive processes to understand each student, to address barriers to learning and access, and to enhance personalized webs of support that facilitate holistic development and address student needs.

Drawing from the understanding that context matters, intervention and enrichment structures facilitate trust-filled, high-quality, and asset-driven collaboration between students and the adults in their lives including families and caregivers, community partners and staff within the school.

Intervention and Enrichment Structures Continuum

The Continuum is designed to prompt reflection and empower growth across roles in a school by providing rich descriptions of quality and categorically different images of practice across levels: Emerging, Developing, and Advanced.

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Building Community-Rich Webs of Supports

Partner with community-based organizations to support intervention and enrichment structures by providing holistic, positive and engaging experiences that support each student's learning, well-being and interests.

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Spiraling Up! Framing Conversations About Students

This tool provides a set of characteristics for analyzing conversations about students’ behavior, learning, development and needs. It supports upward spiral conversations, which contribute positively to beliefs about and interactions with students.

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