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Reading Improvement and Monitoring Plan link

Once a student is determined to be reading off-track, a Reading Improvement and Monitoring Plan must be developed within 60 days of the reading diagnostic.

If a student is still off-track after 3rd grade, they will be retained unless they are exempt.

Steps
To develop a RIMP:

  1. Create a Reading Improvement and Monitoring Plan (K-3).
  2. Provide basic information.
  3. In Section A, indicate which Reading Diagnostic was used and provide the date and results of the Reading Diagnostic.
  4. If the student did not take a dyslexia screener, select NA in Section A. If they did take a dyslexia screener, indicate which one and whether the student is at-risk or not at-risk for dyslexia.
  5. If applicable, provide details about any other assessment that was used for diagnostic purposes.
  6. In Section B, indicate which reading components the student needs supports for and which tier supports the student will receive.
  7. Click add Rimp Intervention Code for each instructional support the student will receive, detail which program materials (from the departments approved list) will be used during interventions, and document the plan for monitoring student progress.
    • The EMIS at a Glance print view includes program codes.
  8. Include provider information for high-dosage tutoring.
  9. Meet with the current teacher(s) and parents to review the RIMP.
    • You can document attempts to contact the parents in Section D.
  10. Have all meeting participants sign off on the plan.
  11. Mark the document complete.

Once the RIMP is marked complete, the student will be enrolled in the K-4 Literacy program.

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If the student also has an IEP, make sure the IEP and the RIMP align.

Updating the Reading Improvement and Monitoring Plan link

The plan should be completed in order to enroll the student in the program, but interventions may need to be updated, diagnostic scores may need to be added, and progress is meant to be tracked directly in the plan. This means that the plan might need to be updated after completion.

Steps
To update the RIMP:

  1. If changes need to be made to the document, either have a user with admin permissions incomplete the document or the owner of the document can create an amendment.
    • If the document is amended, program enrollment and deadline information will remain unaffected. Incompleting the document will 'reverse' enrollment and deadline information.
  2. Update interventions/programs and track progress in the Appendix as needed.
  3. If the document was incompleted, mark the document complete again when you are finished. If the document was amended, you may choose to leave the document open unless any changes were made to the student's participation or assessment results.

Annual Reading Improvement and Monitoring Plan link

For the duration of the year, the plan can be incompleted/amended as necessary. However, each year that a student is off track, the parents will need to be notified and the student will either need a new RIMP or will need their existing RIMP updated as needed. This process should repeat until the student is back on track.

Fourth Grade link

Students will not be promoted to the fourth grade if they do not reach the promotion score on the Ohio State Test for grade 3 ELA, unless they meet an exemption. If the student is promoted to grade four, they will need a RIMP implemented until they achieve the promotion score.

These students will need a Reading Improvement and Monitoring Plan (4-9). Each year the student continues to be off-track, they will need a new or updated RIMP.



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