Response to Intervention Screening and Progress–Monitoring Practices in 41 Local Schools

This study describes response to intervention (RTI) screening and progress–monitoring instruments and procedures in 41 local school settings. For screening the schools most often used published reading assessments or commercial products; a three–times–per–year screening schedule was most prevalent. For progress monitoring schools most often relied on published reading assessments; a weekly progress monitoring schedule was most prevalent. The variability between local school practices is discussed with regard to efficiency, equity, and viability of RTI.