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Safety Net

Safety Net is a support program for students needing extra help primarily in reading, but may also include math.

This is a Tier 2 intervention, which means Safety Net teachers provide intervention in addition to intervention delivered by a student’s classroom teacher. Safety Net is typically a pull-out, small group (3-7 students) that meets one time a day for 30-mins. Occasionally, Safety Net is also delivered in the classroom, depending on the needs of the grade level and students.

Safety Net placement is based on a combination of factors, with FastBridge and SBA scores being the most important. We also consider student academic history in the classroom, personal student growth patterns, etc.

See below for links to our March Reading Connections newsletter:

Reading Connection, Kindy-3rd (English) Reading Connection, Kindy-3rd (Español)
Reading Connection, 4th & 5th (English) Reading Connection, 4th & 5th (Español)

 

 

Contact Information

For further information, please contact one of the Helen Keller Safety Net teachers: 
Carrie Knoblich
Cheryl Perrella
Erin Eggert