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These considerations are intended to help educators and families enhance or adapt school and  \nclassroom action plans to support students with the most intensive behavioral needs in the current context. Often, our most vulnerable students have greater needs across academics and behavior and also have the most difficulty with disruptions and generalizing across settings and contexts or learning content. It is critically important to look for and act upon opportunities to integrate across areas of academic and socialemotional-behavioral content. This document was developed as a companion to the recently published Center on PBIS’s guide Returning to School During and After Crisis and therefore does not focus on foundational Tier 1 systems or practices. We have a unique opportunity to reconsider how we design educationthat supports students with intensive needs, including students withdisabilities.  \nUpdated April 2021 | 2  \nTable of Contents  \nPurpose ........................................................................................................................................... 4  \nContext ............................................................................................................................................ 4  \nLeadership Teams and Support Staff .............................................................................................. 5  \nOutcome.......................................................................................................................................... 5  \nBack to Basics: Implement Well a Small Number of Intensive Intervention Practices .................. 5  \nAdditional Considerations ............................................................................................................. 12  \nAdditional Resources .................................................................................................................... 13  \nConclusion ..................................................................................................................................... 15  \nPurpose  \nThe National Center on Intensive Intervention (NCII), Center on Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS), and the Integrated Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (IMTSS) Research Network collaborated to create this document , which is twofold in its purpose. First, we see this document as a set of strategies and key practices to continue to support students, their families, and educators in the current climate. These considerations are intended to help educatorsand families enhance or adapt school and classroom action plans to support students with the most intensive behavioral needs in the current context. NCII defines intensive intervention as a data-driven, iterative process to intensifying and individualizing academic instruction and behavioral supports (NCII, 2013). 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