Culturally Responsive Tier 3 Interventions for Elementary Students
Autor Tyisha J Noise, Mathew Portell, Jaime E Welborn, Julie Kurtz, Raúl Alarcón, Julie Nicholsonen Limba Engleză Paperback – 25 sep 2026
This practical guide empowers elementary school principals, teachers, and district leaders to move beyond reactive crisis management toward equitable, individualized support systems. By integrating the frontline experience of school administrators with research-based, culturally proficient, healing-centered, and trauma-responsive practice, the authors provide a definitive roadmap for creating success for our most high-needs students using the Cultural Proficiency, Healing Centered and Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) frameworks.
Written by a multidisciplinary team of nationally recognized experts, this resource is designed for schools that are committed to building systems that meet students where they are and scaffold a pathway to success. Through authentic case studies spanning pre-K to 5th grade, you will learn how to transform campus communities and school-level policies to champion the students who challenge traditional systems the most.
This professional development resource bridges the gap between believing in equity and facilitating daily practices that actually produce equitable outcomes. It offers actionable strategies for fostering student agency and social-emotional growth, ensuring that intensive interventions remain student-centered and culturally competent for diverse school communities.
Book Features:
- Three Tiers of Actionable Strategies: Provides concrete steps for intensive behavioral and socio-emotional supports all framed through culturally responsive, healing-centered, and trauma-informed lenses.
- Authentic Pre-K–5 Case Studies: Features real-world scenarios that allow educators to apply research and evidence-based interventions to specific behavioral challenges.
- Multidisciplinary Insights: Integrates contemporary research with the expertise of educators and mental health professionals to support the whole child.
- Inclusive Early Childhood Focus: Includes dedicated strategies for preschool-aged children, addressing a critical need for elementary leaders’ increasing responsibility to supervise early childhood classrooms.
- Implementation Tools: Includes reproducible templates and access to free PDF resources designed to facilitate individual and team reflection and school-wide planning.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780807784556
ISBN-10: 0807784559
Pagini: 208
Dimensiuni: 178 x 254 mm
Greutate: 0.36 kg
Editura: Teachers College Press
ISBN-10: 0807784559
Pagini: 208
Dimensiuni: 178 x 254 mm
Greutate: 0.36 kg
Editura: Teachers College Press
Cuprins
Contents
Foreword Ginger Healy vPreface vii
Introduction 1
Fireworks and the Fire(Work): Our Work for All of Our Students 5
A Call to Action for Leaders 5
Who Is This Book For? 6
Book Features and Organization 6
Chapter Summaries 7
1. Foundational Frameworks for Culturally Proficient Tier 3 Practices 11
Cultural Proficiency Framework 14
Healing-Centered Engagement: Ginwright’s Four Pivots and the Neurobiology of Stress 23
Multi-Tiered Systems of Support: The MTSS Framework 25
2. Creating Pathways, Not Punishments: Shifting School Practices to Support Healing in a Preschool Classroom (Maksym) 31
Maksym’s Story 32
Creating an Individualized Student Support Plan for Maksym 45
How Maksym Progressed as His Support Team Implemented His Student Support Plan 66
Policy Implications and Recommendations 66
Conclusion 68
3. A Healing-Centered, Tiered Approach for an Emergent Bilingual First-Grade Newcomer Student (Mateo) 69
Mateo’s Story 70
Creating an Individualized Student Support Plan for Mateo 79
How Mateo Progressed as His Support Team Implemented His Student Support Plan 100
How Newcomer Best Practices Supported Mateo’s Adjustment and Learning 101
Policy Recommendations and Implications 102
Conclusion 104
4. Healing Is Possible When We Focus on Connection Over Compliance (Brandy) 105
Brandy’s Story 106
Creating an Individualized Student Support Plan for Brandy 116
How Brandy Progressed as Her Support Team Implemented Her Student Support Plan 139
Policy Recommendations and Implications 140
Conclusion 141
5. Intentional Attuned Relational Strategies: There’s Nothing You Can Do to Make Me Stop Caring About You (Kaylon) 143
Kaylon’s Story 144
Creating an Individualized Student Support Plan for Kaylon 155
How Kaylon Progressed as His Support Team Implemented His Student Support Plan 178
Policy Recommendations and Implications 179
Conclusion 180
Conclusion 182
Endnotes 185
References 187
Index 193
About the Authors 197
Notă biografică
Tyisha J. Noise is a practitioner-scholar and professional development expert and presenter.
Mathew Portell is an educator, administrator, podcaster, writer, and international speaker.
Jaime E. Welborn is an assistant professor of educational leadership at Saint Louis University.
Julie Kurtz is an international speaker and founder and CEO of the Center for Optimal Brain Integration.
Raúl Alarcón is the chief academic officer for ISANA Academies, Los Angeles.
Julie Nicholson is an early childhood expert, author, international speaker, and professional learning leader.
Angela James is senior project scientist - UCLA Center for the Transformation of Schools.
Mathew Portell is an educator, administrator, podcaster, writer, and international speaker.
Jaime E. Welborn is an assistant professor of educational leadership at Saint Louis University.
Julie Kurtz is an international speaker and founder and CEO of the Center for Optimal Brain Integration.
Raúl Alarcón is the chief academic officer for ISANA Academies, Los Angeles.
Julie Nicholson is an early childhood expert, author, international speaker, and professional learning leader.
Angela James is senior project scientist - UCLA Center for the Transformation of Schools.