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SYSTEMS FOR SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT

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Integrated School Improvement focuses on addressing academic and social-emotional needs of all students, through Multi-Tiered Systems of Support, to ensure ongoing student success.

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Ohio Department of Education
  • 2018 Ohio School Report Card Updates

  • Comprehensive Continuous Improvement Plan (CCIP)

  • The ED STEPS Project

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