North Platte Public Schools
North Platte, Nebraska
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Find out what teachers and administrators have to say about partnering with Branching Minds to improve their RTI / MTSS intervention system.
North Platte, Nebraska
“As educators, we have seen a lot of programs come and go. We have been part of different initiatives. I can honestly say, in my 23 years, this has been the best program that I have taken on in a district because it really does improve students learning— Trent Benjamin, Director of Elementary Teaching & Learning
San Antonio, TX
53,000 Students
“We searched high and low, and after exploring a lot of options, Branching Minds was best aligned to our vision for where we wanted to go in the district.— Dawn Kulpa, MTSS & SEL/SEAD Director
Park City, Utah
4,780 Students
“I surprised at how much the teachers liked it, and the next question from them was, ‘I’m going to have this next year, right?’— Jaclyn Knapp, Director of Special Education
Waco, Texas
14,775 Students
“We have students who were previously unsuccessful academically because of their behavior who are now achieving academic success.— Trudy Bender, Coordinator, District Behavior Intervention
Medina, Ohio
“Branching Minds is bringing in continuity to our buildings and a common language to our staff, which is helping us reach the needs of our students.— Janice Kollar, Gifted Coordinator & Data Coach, Buckeye Schools (Ohio)
Evanston, Illinois
7,922 Students
“We needed a longitudinal system that could track students between multiple years so they didn’t fall between the cracks. We also needed something that allowed for collaboration... Branching Minds rose above that pack.— Donna Cross, MTSS Coordinator, Evanston/Skokie District 65 (IL)
Bay Shore, New York
5,842 Students
“The conversations have completely shifted and the time is better used to improve the student outcome by focusing on the intervention plan and data.— Donna Mandella, District RTI Coordinator
Poughkeepsie, New York
“Branching minds is a fantastic tool for educators. It provides a common language and focus in designing an intervention that supports student growth.— Michelle Carson, Teacher, Krieger Elementary
Oak Park, Illinois
“Branching Minds is a dynamic program that offers all teachers and staff members to participate in supporting learners, both behaviorally and academically. For districts like ours that embrace teaching the whole child, BrM offers opportunities for all of us to take an active role in meeting the needs of our students, establish interventions, monitor these interventions, and hold ourselves accountable for working with our students.— Laura Meglan, Reading Specialist, Lincoln Elementary
Freemont, Illinois
2,230 Students
“Your innovative approach personalizes and individualizes effective interventions to meet the needs of every child.— Dr. Jill Gildea, Superintendent
Chicago, Illinois
“Branching Minds provided a way to integrate learning science into my coaching practice. The platform helped my teacher and I identify crucial action steps for students they were struggling to support.— Teaching Coach
Prince William County, Virginia
“For the first time ever, teachers feel empowered to provide the appropriate intervention for struggling students. They truly have a voice but not only that, Branching Minds brings that teacher collaboration to the forefront. As an elementary principal, I also love the fact that Branching Minds is linked to our current universal screener (MAP) and as a former special education teacher, I love the fact that Executive Function is one of the recognized domains that teachers can identify as an area of weakness. But mostly, there is teacher “buy in”. Fast buy in!— Cindy Crowe-Miller, Principal, Dale City Elementary School
“Branching Mind is a powerful tool in helping our intervention teams in Prince William County School System in meeting the needs of students requiring more intensive support. This is an excellent resource that is effective in helping the interventionists, classroom educators, and administrators work smarter not harder! We are so glad to be able to use this tool.— Rebecca Yellets, Supervisor of Specialized Intervention, Dale City Elementary School
Houston, Texas
“As our team became more proficient with supporting students individual needs, it became clear that we needed a better way to keep track of how we intervene with students and also more tools on how to intervene and why. Branching Minds provides so much more than just a solution to our problem. Branching Minds has illuminated a path forward for developing the foundational systems and processes we need to truly personalize supports for our students. In addition, Branching Minds multiplies our capacity to identify and respond to student needs.— Sarah Guerrero, Principal, Northbrook Middle School
Woodbridge, New Jersey
“Hearing about what other teachers are doing to help the student gives me a new perspective.— Frieda Olvesen, Math Teacher, Colonia Middle School
Athens, Georgia
“The insight survey is particularly useful in directing behavioral conversations in a productive manner.— Scott Emard, District RTI Coordinator
“Branching Minds has streamlined the RTI process in my school building. Teachers, administration, and supportive staff are able to access data and other information in a central location. The to-do lists are helpful and keep progress monitoring a priority. The visual graphs are helpful when presenting data to parents and stakeholders.— Jamie Caraway, Speech-Language Pathologist, Fowler Elementary
“This is an extremely easy platform to use! This is my fourth year entering RTI data into a computer and each year has been different. This platform by far is the easiest to enter and look for growth/results for my students in RTI.— Kathryn Layfield, Teacher, Early Learning Center
“Branching minds is a great way to organize information and make available to all teachers.— Cardolyn Dykes, Teacher, Oglethorpe Elementary
“Meetings go a great deal faster!— Cheryl Mattox, Teacher, Howard B Stroud Elementary
“Love the instant feedback from other teachers in different situations— Nathan Kull, Teacher, Fairview Park City Schools, Giles Sweet Elementary
“Great organizational program!— Amy Hill, Assistant Principal, Timothy Road Elementary
“It is very easy to send out the surveys and for all teachers to see and input data.— Melissa Albano, Teacher, Oglethorpe Avenue Elementary
Rowan County, North Carolina
“I think that Branching Minds helps to streamline the intervention and progress monitoring process therefore helping to facilitate the Individual Problem Solving Team in being a more effective team.— Barb Ward, School Counselor, Landis Elementary
“As a teacher with a thousand things to do at one time, having that checklist is a huge life-saver.— Joshua Stewart, Teacher, Corriher-Lipe Middle School
“No more searching for interventions. It’s all right there!— Michelle Hastings, Kindergarten Teacher, Woodleaf Elementary
“The program is very teacher friendly and it is very supportive to find interventions for any struggling student.— Gretchen Brown, Teacher, China Grove Elementary School
“The goals definitely give you the opportunity to fully consider every aspect of the student. It streamlines information and creates a platform for conversation that truly gives you data that you can use to assess a student. Our guidance counselor does an exceptional job of taking notes and Branching Minds gives us the opportunity to get all of the information we need.— Jennifer Brazee, Teacher, North Rowan Middle School
“There is a good variety of supports to choose from and it is great to see what everyone is doing.— Jaime Pacilio, Math Teacher, North Rowan Middle School
“I like how I get constant reminders on my email. As well, it is satisfying to know when my “to do” list is complete. The “to do” list is a great idea. I like when my “to do” list is all complete! It has given me more time to plan effective lesson plans.— Michael McConnell, Teacher, Woodleaf Elementary
Mineola, New York
“It has made information sharing easy and consistent.— Stephanie Cosola, Reading Teacher, Meadow Drive Elementary
“It’s a good way for multiple professionals to answer similar questions about a specific student that is seen in different settings.— Damaris Ramirez, Teacher, Jackson Avenue Elementary School