Bob Bell & Putnam Co. School's Melanie Bussell And Jason Stickler

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On today's Local Matters…Bob Bell visits with Melanie Bussell and Jason Stickler, the RTI supervisor and testing and data supervisor from Putnam County Schools. Melanie and Jason discuss their extensive backgrounds in education while both being from Cookeville, what the three tiers mean from what the data shows and how the students are placed, and some of the big challenges, mechanical or within the schools, that this program has seen.

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13 Dec 2022 10AM English United States Society & Culture · Education

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