6164.5
BP
Board Policy
Student Success Teams
The Board of Education encourages the collaboration of parents/guardians, teachers, resource personnel, administrators and students in evaluating the strengths and needs of students having academic, attendance or behavioral difficulties and in identifying strategies and programs that may assist the students. The Superintendent or designee shall establish student success teams as needed to address individual students' needs.
The Superintendent or designee shall establish a process for initiating referrals of students to the student success team.
Each student success team shall develop intervention strategies to assist the student. Such strategies may include changes in program placement or instructional methods, recommendation of supplemental educational services, parent involvement strategies, behavioral interventions, discipline, referrals to other agencies or resources, and/or other appropriate interventions.
The student success team shall monitor the student's progress, evaluate the extent to which the recommended strategies have been implemented, and develop additional interventions as needed.
Legal & Management References
State
Ed. Code 48260-48273 - Truants
Ed. Code 48400-48454 - Compulsory continuation education
Ed. Code 49600-49604 - Educational counseling
Ed. Code 51744-51749.6 - Independent study
Ed. Code 52060-52077 - Local control and accountability plan
Ed. Code 54400-54425 - Programs for disadvantaged children
Ed. Code 54440-54445 - Students who are migratory
Ed. Code 56300-56305 - Identification of individuals with disabilities
Ed. Code 8800-8807 - Healthy Start support services for children
W&I Code 18986.40-18986.46 - Interagency children's services
W&I Code 4343-4352.5 - Primary interventions program; mental health
Management Resources
CSBA Publication - Best Practices in Special Education, Governance Brief, May 2019
U.S. Department Of Education Publication - Return to School Roadmap: Child Find Under Part B of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, August 2021
U.S. Department of Education Publication - A Response to Intervention (RTI) Process Cannot Be Used to Delay-Deny an Evaluation for Eligibility under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA): Memorandum 11-07, January 2011
Website - CSBA District and County Office of Education Legal Services
Website - California Department of Education, multi-tiered systems of support
Website - National Dropout Prevention Center
Website - U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs
Cross References
0415 AR Equity
1312.3 AR Uniform Complaint Procedures
4131 AR Staff Development
4231 BP Staff Development
5113.1 AR Chronic Absence And Truancy
5123 AR Promotion/Acceleration/Retention
5125 AR Student Records
5141.22 AR Infectious Diseases
5141.3 AR Health Examinations
5141.4 AR Child Abuse Prevention And Reporting
5141.5 BP Mental Health
5141.52 AR Suicide Prevention
5141.6 BP School Health Services
5144 AR Discipline
5147 BP Dropout Prevention
6000 BP Concepts And Roles
6020 AR Parent Involvement
6152 BP Class Assignment
6158 AR Independent Study
6159 AR Individualized Education Program
6162.5 BP Student Assessment
6162.51 BP State Academic Achievement Tests
6164.2 BP Guidance/Counseling Services
6171 AR Title I Programs
6173 AR Education For Homeless Children
6173-E PDF(1) AR Education For Homeless Children
6174 AR Education For English Learners
6175 AR Migrant Education Program
6177 BP Summer Learning Programs
6179 AR Supplemental Instruction
6183 AR Home And Hospital Instruction
6184 AR Continuation Education