Early Warning Intervention and Monitoring System (EWIMS)
An Early Warning Intervention and Monitoring System (EWIMS) is a data-driven, decision-making process that helps educators systematically identify students who are showing signs that they are at risk of dropping out of school, examine the underlying causes of risk and match students’ needs to interventions, and monitor students’ progress and the success of those interventions. Fundamentally EWIMS is an ongoing cycle of examining data and making decisions about supports and interventions to help students get back on track and succeed.
Early warning systems are a cross-office effort that brings in strategic partners in support of differentiated instruction and personalized learning, leveraging appropriate technologies. As a result of this research, collaboration, and technology districts and educators are empowered to deliver appropriate and effective student interventions and provide targeted professional learning.
EWIMS Training Videos
Overview of the Seven-Step Early Warning Intervention and Monitoring System
EWIMS Step 1 - Establishing Roles and Responsibilities
EWIMS Step 2 - Using the Early Warning Data Tool
EWIMS Step 3 - Reviewing Early Warning Data
EWIMS Step 4 - Interpreting Early Warning Data
EWIMS Step 5 - Assigning and Providing Interventions
EWIMS Step 5 - Supplementary Resources
EWIMS Step 6 - Monitoring Interventions and Student Progress
EWIMS Step 7 - Evaluating and Refining the EWIMS Process
Early Warning Signs Data Hub Resources
Data Hub 102 - Date Hub Dashboards and EWS (April 24th Session)
Data Hub 102 - Date Hub Dashboards and EWS (April 28th Session)
Other Resources
Michigan's Integrated Behavior and Learning Support Initiative (MIBLSI)
