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Welcome to Clayton’s EIP Open House

Welcome to Clayton’s EIP Open House. Joy Hyatt EIP Teacher. What is EIP?. EIP stands for Early Intervention Program. It is designed to help those students who are struggling with either reading and/or math. Students qualify based on the following criteria. Low GCRCT score

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Welcome to Clayton’s EIP Open House

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  1. Welcome toClayton’sEIPOpen House Joy Hyatt EIP Teacher

  2. What is EIP? • EIP stands for Early Intervention Program. It is designed to help those students who are struggling with either reading and/or math. Students qualify based on the following criteria. • Low GCRCT score • Universal screening using Aims Web Math computation and Reading fluency and comprehension

  3. How are EIP students served? • EIP students are pulled out of the regular classroom or an additional teacher is providedand served for a period of 45-50 minutes per segment (reading and/or math) • Students are taught the same standards, using the same textbooks and materials as the regular education classroom • Students are in a smaller group setting which allows for more one-on-one instruction

  4. EIP Students (Entering and Exiting) • EIP students may enter the program at any time during the year and also be exited from the program any time during they year. Exiting criteria are as follows. • Significant improvement in academic areas (report card grades) • Teacher feels that student is ready to be exited from the program • Students’ progress will be monitored every 2 weeks in Reading and Math through AIMS Web. If there is consistent growth and progress, exiting EIP is considered.

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