Emergency Assistance for Non-Public Schools (EANS) I & II

Identify via diagnostic assessment in age-appropriate skills, including phonemic/phonological awareness, reading fluency, vocabulary development, and reading comprehension

ADAC’s personnel will visit your school twice in the fall, twice in the winter, and twice in the spring. Each of these visits will be half-day. During these visits, ADAC will review with you and your faculty student literacy assessment data. The knowledge gained from this assessment review will permit a collaborative reassessment of classroom literacy instruction. ADAC’s personnel will assist school leaders and faculty with developing effective instructional approaches based on these literacy assessment reviews.

$13,500

NB: Pricing does not include the purchase of literacy assessment software (if such software were needed)

Identify and execute through in-class teacher coaching and assessment data analysis effective, targeted, early literacy interventions

ADAC’s personnel will visit your school twice per month. Each of these visits will be full-day. Utilizing student data, ADAC will assist early childhood teachers (grades pre-K – 2) with employing targeted instructional methods to meet student literacy needs.

$45,000

ADAC will offer a 4-week, small-group summer instructional program to early childhood students (grades pre-K – 2) who are identified by their principals/teachers as requiring additional literacy support.

The Summer Literacy Academy will run from July 11 to August 5, 2022 (Monday through Thursday) from 9:30AM to 11:30AM each day.

The teachers of your school are encouraged to apply to teach in this Academy. Each teacher will be compensated at a rate of $45 per hour. Teachers who wish to apply may do so on the ADAC website by clicking here.

Per student rate (all inclusive): $900

Identifying and responding to student academic needs through coaching

ADAC’s personnel will visit your school twice in the fall, twice in the winter, and twice in the spring. Each of these visits will be full-day. During these visits, ADAC will review with you and your faculty student assessment data from DRAs, Exact Path, the spring Iowa Assessments, and other assessment tools utilized by your school. The knowledge gained from this assessment review will permit a collaborative reassessment of classroom instruction. ADAC’s personnel will assist school leaders and faculty with developing effective instructional approaches based on these assessment reviews.

$18,000

Combining multiple grade-level curricula to meet student learning needs through coaching

ADAC’s personnel will visit your school once per month. Each of these visits will be full-day. During these visits, ADAC will collaboratively work with your faculty to remap curricula and differentiate lesson plans for the purpose of closing student learning gaps.

$30,000

Providing tools to efficiently track student progress

ADAC will provide to your faculty a 2-hour webinar. The purpose of this webinar will be to help faculty to develop individual student portfolios. These student portfolios will be utilized to monitor students’ academic progress. In addition, ADAC’s personnel will provide on a monthly basis virtual consultation with your school’s faculty. The purpose of these monthly consultations is to assess, on a continuous basis, student achievement and provide, in a collaborative manner, advice on instructional practices. Each of these monthly consultations will be 4-hours in length.

$12,000

Providing consultative assistance to school leaders and teachers regarding social and emotional challenges

ADAC will provide for 20 hours per month a qualified mental health professional to triage student behavioral concerns and offer to you and your faculty mitigatory consultative support to address these matters.

$50,000

Identifying and responding to student academic needs through coaching

ADAC’s personnel will visit your school twice in the fall, twice in the winter, and twice in the spring. Each of these visits will be full-day. During these visits, ADAC will review with you and your faculty student assessment data from DRAs, Exact Path, the spring Iowa Assessments, and other assessment tools utilized by your school. The knowledge gained from this assessment review will empower faculty to tailor instruction to meet individual students’ unique learning needs.

$18,000

Assisting classroom teachers with designing and implementing personalized blended instruction through coaching

ADAC’s personnel will visit your school twice per month. Each of these visits will be full-day. Utilizing student data, ADAC will assist teachers with employing targeted instructional methods to meet student needs. Some of these methods will include small group direct instruction, project-based learning, the use of technology, and self-directed learning.

$45,000

Includes “Data Analysis,” & “Instructional Practices.”

$53,550

(15% savings)

Increasing teachers’ empathy toward students with learning differences and instilling in them a deeper desire to teach these students

ADAC will provide to your faculty a 2-hour training. The purpose of this training is stated above.

$2,500

• Familiarizing teachers with various student learning disabilities through group professional development
• Assisting classroom teachers with recognizing certain behaviors that require additional student support(s) through coaching
• Assisting school leaders and classroom teachers with IDEA’s “child-find” process through consultative support

ADAC’s personnel will visit your school twice per month. Each of these visits will be full-day. The purpose of these visits will be two-fold. The first purpose is to support classroom teachers with addressing any extant student academic and/or behavioral challenges. The second purpose is to assist teachers and school leaders with identifying students for referral to IDEA’s child-find process.

$45,000

Developing a Student Support Team to implement MTSS

ADAC personnel will meet with you to identify members of the student support team. ADAC personnel will facilitate the first student support team meeting. The purpose of this first meeting is to assist the student support team with developing systems and protocols. During subsequent visits, ADAC personnel will assist classroom teachers with implementing interventions for the purpose of addressing students’ academic, behavioral, and social/emotional difficulties. Occurring once-per-month, these subsequent visits will be full-day.

$30,500

Fostering an inclusive school environment

ADAC personnel will provide to your faculty an in-person, full-day professional development session. The foci of this PD will be (1) the child-find processes and procedures of IDEA, (2) how to interpret an IEP/ISP, and (3) learning differences and how they should be proactively identified.

ADAC personnel will visit each of your classrooms so as to provide to each of your classroom teachers support with employing the instructional strategies about which they had learned at the professional development session in September. These full-day visits will occur monthly.

$35,000