The CAPE Committee and CLES reading team recommended adoption of the 95% Group reading intervention program for grades 1–5 at Center Elementary School, and the June 3, 2026 agenda lists the “CLES Reading Intervention Program” for Board approval as recommended by CAPE and Assistant Superintendent Deb Farias. The program includes 15 reading kits (3 per 5 teachers) and a digital assessment and grouping platform aligned to Science of Reading and MTSS, targeting roughly 125 students (10–15% of learners) with mastery-based, dyslexia-suitable interventions. The initiative is described as budget neutral for materials, with approximately 26000 in redirected reading-material funds and ongoing digital license maintenance of about 7000 per year starting in 2027–28. 95% Group was selected over Voyager Passport, Links to Literacy, and CKLA’s Intervention Toolkit because of stronger MTSS and Tier II/III support features, making it the incumbent solution for early literacy intervention. Vendors can still provide complementary training, implementation support, data-use coaching, assessment integrations, or adjacent K–5 literacy and dyslexia services around this platform and its yearly license needs.
Roughly 125 CLES students currently receive reading support; decision is framed as accelerating read...
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West Elementary’s 2026-2031 school improvement plan outlines a multi‑year literacy initiative centered on Common Knowledge Language Arts (CKLA), UFLI, and Science of Reading-aligned instruction, supported by ATLAS, DIBELS, Renaissance STAR, and i‑Ready assessments. The plan calls for identifying essential standards, developing unit plans and common formative assessments for each core subject, and providing sustained professional development via the Northcentral Arkansas Education Service Cooperative and statewide conferences. This is forward-looking implementation and refinement work rather than a one-time purchase, with Year 1 (SY 25‑26) focused on continued use of CKLA and UFLI, and Year 2 (SY 26‑27) specifying explicit, intentional PD in CKLA. Vendors offering curriculum-aligned PD, literacy intervention tools, data dashboards, or Science of Reading materials can position themselves as partners in meeting Smart Goal Two (47% of K‑5 students scoring Level 3 or 4 in ATLAS ELA by 2026‑27). A practical next conversation would be with the principal or curriculum coordinator around how external tools or services could support PLCs, unit planning, and literacy interventions tied to the existing assessment suite.
Literacy efforts are driven by Arkansas Acts 83, 1082, and 1084, with RISE training required for tea...
The math section of the 2026-2031 improvement plan commits West Elementary to fully implement i‑Ready Mathematics for grades K‑5 beginning in SY 2025‑26, along with vertical alignment work and the adoption of standards-based grading (K‑2 first, then 3‑5 by SY 2027‑28). The school identifies gaps in scope and sequence and student difficulty with grade-level math operations as key issues, with multiple measures of learning coming from i‑Ready diagnostics and Cambium/ATLAS screeners. This creates a multi‑year need for curriculum-aligned math resources, implementation support, grading and reporting tools, and PD around standards-based instruction. Vendors can help with data-informed intervention planning, standards-based grading workflows, and teacher training to meet Smart Goal Three (48% of K‑5 students at Levels 3 or 4 on ATLAS math by 2026‑27). A useful next discussion would explore how external platforms or consulting can integrate with i‑Ready and ATLAS data to support RTI and grading changes.
The math initiative is explicitly framed as long-term, with emphasis on consistent use, fidelity, an...
The academic support section lays out a comprehensive Response to Intervention model and MTSS framework including Tier I–III supports, dedicated intervention (Explorer) and enrichment (Pathfinder) blocks, co‑teaching between general and special educators, and regular data meetings. Action steps cite professional development and coaching for intervention blocks, use of Educator’s Handbook for data collection on academics, attendance, and behavior, and monthly site visits from Northcentral Arkansas Education Service Cooperative specialists for literacy, math, and science support. This architecture implies the district is actively shaping its intervention schedule, data workflows, and co‑teaching practices through at least 2026‑27, but no specific RTI/MTSS software, scheduling tools, or tutoring/content vendors are mentioned. Providers of MTSS platforms, intervention curricula, progress monitoring tools, or coaching services can engage around helping manage Explorer/Pathfinder blocks, streamline data use with Educator’s Handbook, and support the Smart Goal of improving outcomes for multilingual learners (40% of EL 3rd graders at Level 2+ in ATLAS ELA in 2026‑27).
The plan references specific tiers, scheduled meetings, and dedicated staff (academic interventionis...
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