Publications/Resources

Publications

NH RESPONDS' Model: Response to Intervention (RTI) for Behavior and Literacy

The NH RESPONDS' RTI model framework was designed to help educators and policy makers make strategic decisions regarding the design and sustained implementation of RTI. The framework is comprised of 14 critical components and articulates what each component would look like when being implemented. Our ultimate goal for this document is to succinctly explain what constitutes when the NH RESPONDS RTI model framework is being implemented with fidelity and when it is not. NH RESONDS Model RTI for Behavior and Literacy

Family Guide to Response to Intervention (RTI) - a user friendly guide that explains what RTI is and questions parents can ask about RTI. This guide was developed by the Parent Information Center with funding from the NH Department of Educations's SIG II Grant (CFDA 84-323A -H323A040018).

• Family Guide to Response to Intervention (RTI)
• Guía Familiar de Respuesta a La Intervención (Spanish Translation)

Life After High School Transition Toolkit - Strategies, tools and resources for families of youth with disabilities to assist in creating successful transition plans. this toolkit was developed by the Parent Information Center with funding from the NH Department of Education's SIG II Grant (CFDA 84-323A -H323A040018).

• Life After High School Transition Toolkit

Resources

• RTI Interactive Guide
• Literacy 21st Century Action Plan

Family Resource Connection (FRC) - is a statewide library and clearinghouse, whose primary mission is to serve the needs of NH's children by means of providing information, resources, and support for NH families, caregivers, educators, and other professionals concerning aspects of caring for, educating and raising children - with an emphasis on children with special needs.

The NH RESPONDS grant provides funds to the NH State Library, Family Resource Connection, for the pruchase of recommended materials in topic areas covered within the NH RESPONDS grant and to disseminate information on how educators, parents, and the public can access these materials.

NH Residents can borrow materials (books, toolkits, etc.) at no cost to them from Family Resource Connection.

• List of materials available as of 2/9/12

Acrobat Reader format. You can download a free reader from Adobe.

Microsoft Excel format. You can download a free reader from Microsoft.