You've got the framework. The data won't sit still.
You already run MTSS — screening, intervention, progress monitoring, and the decisions that follow. The hard part isn't the model. It's that the pieces live in different places: benchmark data in the SIS, intervention notes in a spreadsheet, a progress form traveling between school and home. ScholarPath keeps the whole process in one record.
When the data is scattered, monitoring is the first thing to slip.
The framework is rarely what's broken. The logistics are.
Progress monitoring is time-consuming, and when the data lives in four systems it's the piece that quietly falls behind. A score doesn't get entered. A home form doesn't make it back. By the time the team meets, the record is thin — and the decision about whether to continue, adjust, or intensify is being made on partial evidence.
That's not a knowledge gap. Your team knows MTSS. It's a coordination gap — and it's exactly where fidelity erodes, because when documentation is this expensive, corners get cut.
The cost isn't only time. Scattered data means the students who need the most attention are the hardest to see clearly — and the annual review, the referral, and the parent conversation all inherit the gaps.
Everything an MTSS framework should have.
A sound MTSS process rests on four essential components — screening, progress monitoring, multi-level prevention, and data-based decisions. ScholarPath keeps all four in one record, along with two more pieces that bring families and compliance into the same place. The value isn't any single component — it's that nothing has to be re-entered, reconciled, or chased.
Risk visible at a glance
Upload benchmark results by template to see who needs a closer look. Common screeners like MAP, STAR, and DIBELS are supported, with up to five custom templates built during onboarding for whatever your school uses.
Logging that fits the intervention
Daily, weekly, or bi-weekly. Numeric, percentage, or a qualitative note. The trend line builds itself as you go.
Every tier in one caseload
Tiers 1–3 side by side, with 71 pre-built interventions spanning academic, behavior, and social-emotional needs.
Reports the team can meet on
The evidence is already assembled for the SST — trends, fidelity, and history in one place, ready for the decision.
A parent portal
Real-time, two-way communication between the home and the school. Parents see teacher data, log progress from home, and upload documents. A true parent partnership.
A document vault
Create 504 plans right in the system, and store IEPs, evaluations, and medical records per student — with expiration alerts so nothing lapses.
Tools you can use today.
Built from three decades in schools, useful whether or not you ever adopt the software.
The Tier 1 Assessment
Twenty questions across four domains — an honest look at whether your Tier 1 system is holding.
Open itTier 2 Fidelity Check
Confirm an intervention was delivered as designed, and often enough, before judging the response.
Open itThe 30-Minute MTSS Meeting
A timed agenda and problem-solving protocol for running a real SST meeting in half an hour.
Open itEnd-of-Year Transition Checklist
Close out this year's MTSS work and carry it into next year without it evaporating over summer.
Open it5 Hard Parent Conversations
Scripts and framing for the five conversations that come up most in intervention work.
Open it10 Signs I Wish I'd Caught Sooner
The Tier 1 warning signs that are easy to miss until they aren't. A fast team gut-check.
Open itMTSS, without the mess.
Click through the real product with fictional data, or spend twenty minutes with the educator who built it. No signup either way.
Priced for small and charter schools · 90-day pilot · sps@scholarpathsystems.org
Melanie Marrone, Ed.D.
As a 30-year veteran of education, I've implemented and observed multiple MTSS frameworks across every grade level. The same problem kept surfacing around intervention monitoring: the data was recorded in too many places at once — the Student Information System, a spreadsheet, a form passed back and forth between school and home.
An MTSS framework is only as strong as the data behind its decisions. When that data is scattered across platforms, informed decision-making suffers. I built ScholarPath to keep the entire MTSS process in one place — so teams can spend less time reconciling records and more time supporting students.
It's MTSS, without the mess.