What does an interventionist do?

• Completes mental health training
• Identifies struggling students
• Learns the course material
• Provides one-to-one support
• Advocates for the student

Interventionist Nomination Qualifications:

1. Tenure: Must have served at the school for more than one year.
2. Student Progress and Outcomes: Demonstrates measurable improvement in student performance through targeted interventions and data-driven strategies.
3. Collaboration and Communication: Works closely with teachers, parents, and school leadership to develop and implement effective intervention plans.
4. Commitment to Equity and Inclusion: Ensures all students, regardless of background or ability, have access to resources and support for academic success.