Build a stronger MTSS for what’s next in Washington

RTI-based SLD identification starts well before a special education evaluation. General education and MTSS teams need consistent ways to identify student needs, provide and document interventions, monitor progress, and adjust support based on how a student responds. That makes strong MTSS practices—and clear evidence of the support a student has already received—an important part of the transition.

Washington’s Learning Assistance Program (LAP) provides additional support for students who need help meeting academic standards, while the Washington Integrated Student Supports Protocol (WISSP) provides a process for identifying needs and coordinating support. Both fit within Washington’s broader approach to building more consistent, data-informed systems of student support.

Districts don’t have to wait until 2028-29 to prepare. Start by looking at how consistently teams identify student needs, plan and document interventions, monitor progress, and use that information to decide what happens next. It’s also worth asking whether those processes work the same way across schools, and whether teams can easily access the information they need when it’s time to make a decision.

Yes. Panorama integrates with the systems districts already use, including Skyward Qmlativ and SMS, PowerSchool, Infinite Campus, Synergy, and a wide range of assessment platforms. These integrations bring important student information into Panorama so teams can spend less time gathering data and more time using it to understand needs and take action. 

Yes. Panorama Surveys & Engagement is built to work alongside Panorama Student Success, allowing districts to connect student voice and engagement data with academic, attendance, behavior, and intervention information. That gives teams more context to understand student needs and coordinate support rather than keeping survey insights separate from their MTSS work.

Panorama Solara helps educators make sense of the student and district context already available in Panorama and turn it into next steps. Teams can use the solution to analyze information, identify patterns, develop intervention plans, and reduce time spent on manual analysis and documentation, while keeping educators in control of decisions.

Panorama Solara is designed with security and privacy at its core. Our platform upholds best-in-class privacy and security standards and runs on a secure infrastructure, ensuring that all data remains within the Panorama ecosystem. No data or PII is used to train models. Panorama is SOC2 Type 2 certified, and is 1EdTech certified for data privacy. Panorama aligns with FERPA, and COPPA. In addition, role-based access to Solara ensures that teachers can only view data for their own students, while school and district leaders have broader access for reporting and resource creation. Learn more about Panorama's data security and privacy policies here.