General Intervention
Referral
Student: Date: DOB: Age:
Teacher: Grade: Gender: Ethnicity:
Language:
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Absences _____ Inconsistent class work _____ Repeated failure to submit work
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Excessive Tardies _____ Excessive low grades _____ Failure to progress
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Failure to master TEKS _____
Speech difficulties _____
Repeated failure to follow rules
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Consistent disruptive behavior _____
Inappropriate peer interaction
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Other (describe)
What evidence will indicate that this
student is making growth?
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Modifications and Adaptations in the General Education Classroom
Modifications and Adaptations
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What evidence shows that the student is progressing or not
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Intervention in the classroom and through support programs (For
example: Title One, After School Programs, LEP, Counseling,)
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What evidence shows that the student is
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Intensive Intervention
Interventions
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4. Progress Reports: (attach
evidence to support your rating)
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5. What needs to happen next?
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Try a different solution: (describe) |
6. Review of Previous Records and
Cumulative File Notes:
Attendance History:
Grades:
Math
Writing/LA
Science
Social
Studies
Past services:
o LEP
o Special Education
o Counselor
o Dyslexia
o 504
o Other, describe:
Standardized Test Results/TAKS:
Math
Writing
Science
7. Family History
_____ Divorce
_____ Illness _____ Illness of family member _____ Death in family _____ Family
move
_____ New marriage _____ New birth ______ Removal
from home ______ Poverty _____Abuse/Neglect
8. Parent Participation
Child lives with:
Conference with parent:
Phone
conversation date(s):
Parents were notified in writing
(attach copy of letter):
Arp ISD
General Intervention Team and Referral Process
Overview
Our goal, in order to meet state
and NCLB standards, is to meet the needs of all learners in the general
education classroom.
Studies indicate that 30% of children entering school will need individual help; but fewer than half of these students have a disability to a degree that they require special education or 504 services. The majority of these children will never be eligible for special education or 504 modifications.
It is no longer enough for
educators to realize that a student has a learning issue and refer that student
to a special program for the “fix”. It
is the responsibility of the teacher, once it is determined that a student
needs assistance to provided assistance in a variety of ways and with a variety
of methods BEFORE ever referring the child to a special program. The teacher must be able to prove that assistance
has been provided prior to the referral.
The General Intervention Referral must be completed, the General
Intervention Team must meet, and the Intervention Plan carried out before a
Special Education Referral can be considered.
Core Members of General Intervention Team
Classroom Teacher
Counselor
Principal
Optional Members
Parent
Student
Nurse
General Intervention Team Process
Step 1 – Identify the problem
Step 2 – Communicate with parent and child
Step 3 – Develop classroom interventions and implement
Step 4 – Request help from General Intervention Team
Step 5 – Complete referral
Step 6 – General Intervention Team Meeting
Step 7 – GIT Intervention implemented
Step 8 – Possible referral to 504, Special Education, Dyslexia, etc.
General Intervention Referral Instructions