Interventionists

An Interventionist is an educator who provides targeted academic support to students who may need additional assistance in specific subject areas. Working closely with classroom teachers, interventionists help identify learning needs, deliver small-group or individual instruction, monitor student progress, and implement strategies designed to help students achieve academic success.

The goal of intervention services is to provide timely support that helps students build confidence, strengthen foundational skills, and make meaningful progress toward grade-level expectations. By partnering with teachers, families, and school staff, interventionists play an important role in ensuring every student has the support they need to succeed.

Our Math Interventionist: Mrs. Cindy Collins

Mathematics is an integral part of a child’s education. If students do not grasp the concepts early, the struggles can be great later. In Math Intervention, I meet with students throughout the school year, two days a week for about a half hour each. I may bring a small group from each class into my own classroom to remediate on skills being taught by their teacher. I may also be inside the student’s regular classroom giving whole group or small group lessons while co-teaching with your child’s teacher. Math Intervention is flexible, and I will work with any student that needs additional practice, exposure, or testing strategies for math. My goal is to boost math success and confidence of any student!