LCSD Recognition for 2019-2020 Implementation of MTSS (Multi-Tiered System of Supports)



Lyon County has three schools that received recognition for their 2019-2020 implementation of MTSS.  The recognition ceremony was held virtually in late February as part of the NWPBIS Conference.

Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) is an evidence-based three-tiered framework to improve and integrate all of the data, systems, and practices affecting student outcomes every day. PBIS creates schools where all students succeed. (www.pbis.org)

Silver Stage ES - Platinum Award, Lyon County 

  • Maintained an 80% Tier 1 implementation effort the entire year and beyond
  • Strong teaming subscale (over 70% average) at both Tier 1 and Tier 2 levels
  • 80% average in Tier 1 Implementation and Evaluation subscales
  • 70% average in Tier 2 Interventions subscale
  • 100% of staff know, teach, and acknowledge school-wide expectations
  • 90% of students know and receive acknowledgement on school-wide expectations

Dayton ES - Gold Award, Lyon County

  • Maintained a 70% Tier 1 implementation effort the entire year and beyond  
  • Reached a 100% evaluation subscale
  • Over 70% average on Tier 1 Teams and Implementation subscales
  • 100% of staff know, teach, and acknowledge school-wide expectations
  • 100% of students know and receive acknowledgement on school-wide expectations

Silver Stage MS - Gold Award, Lyon County

  • Maintained an 87% Tier 1 implementation effort the entire year and beyond  
  • Reached and maintained an 80% average on all Tier 1 subscales, Teams, Implementation, and Evaluation
  • 100% of staff know, teach, and acknowledge school-wide expectations
  • An average of 80% of students receive acknowledgement on school-wide expectations


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