Toolkit 4 · Before We Escalate
Intensive Attendance Support
The bridge between an unsuccessful Success Meeting and SARB. Check what was delivered and accessible, discover what remains unresolved, intensify a focused plan and monitor weekly.
We should not call an intervention ineffective when it was never fully implemented or could not reasonably be accessed.
Download district Intensive Support PDF ↗Eight connected resources · start with readiness, center the fidelity audit
- 01Intensive Escalation Readiness ScreenIf several answers are No or Unsure, pause escalation to complete missing intervention/fidelity work.Open fillable form →
- 02What Have We Actually Tried? — Intervention Fidelity AuditCenterpiece of intensive support. Never call an intervention ineffective when it was not fully implemented or reasonably accessible.Open fillable form →
- 03Unresolved Barrier Deep DiveRevisit the barrier with current evidence and student/family voice before intensifying.Open fillable form →
- 04Intensive Case Conference Guide30-minute conference with student/family when possible, admin/attendance lead, trusted adult and only staff needed for the barrier.Open fillable form →
- 05Intensive 30-Day Action PlanIntensify a barrier-matched plan with named owners, frequency, backup actions and weekly monitoring.Open fillable form →
- 06Weekly Intervention TrackerTrack supports, voice and response each week; make a 30-day evidence-based decision.Open fillable form →
- 07Pre-SARB Readiness ReviewCheck intervention integrity and required steps before considering referral; this does not replace legal or district procedures.Open fillable form →
- 08Intensive Support Fidelity CheckLeadership check of whether the bridge between SART and SARB is used consistently.Open fillable form →
30-day decision
Improving → continue or step down
Partial response → adjust
Unresolved → Pre-SARB readiness review
Different process needed → route appropriately
The readiness review supports—but does not replace—required notices, timelines, district procedures or legal review.
Continue to SARB guidance →