The Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) is a proactive, data-driven framework that promotes student success through the integration of academic, behavioral, social-emotional, and wellness supports. MTSS is designed to ensure that all students receive high-quality, differentiated instruction and timely interventions based on their individual needs.
MTSS is not a program or a specific service, but rather a comprehensive system of prevention, identification, and intervention used to support the whole child. Within this framework, school teams regularly use data to monitor progress, make decisions, and match the level of support to each student’s needs. MTSS ensures that all students—including those at risk for academic or behavioral difficulties—have equitable access to instruction, support, and enrichment.
MTSS ensures that students are supported not only academically, but behaviorally and socially, through a coordinated, equitable, and inclusive approach that promotes positive outcomes for all learners.
Mike Maglionico - Director of Pupil Services K-12
Victor Torres - Special Education Coordinator 6-12
Lauren Barker - Miller Preschool Coordinator
Maria Goodman - Miller Preschool Principal (Pk-K)
Kim Stewart - Craddock Elementary School Principal (1st-2nd Grade)
Spencer Warders - Leighton Elementary School Principal (3rd-5th Grade)
Mark Abramovich - Harmon Middle School (6th-8th Grade)
Ashley Pacholewski - Aurora High School (9th-12th Grade)