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The SSP, ESSP, and Learning Organization are powerful and comprehensive assessment tools for promoting academic performance and closing the achievement gap. Please take a moment to browse our web site and learn how the these products will benefit your school or program.

The ESSP is a rigorously tested, state-of-the-art assessment tool for school-based practitioners who work with children in grades 3 through 5.

The SSP is a self-report survey
of middle and high school students. The questions examine students' beliefs about themselves, their neighborhoods, schools, families and peer groups. The survey is based on a contextual perspective that suggests the social environment has a powerful effect on a child's development and success in school.

The SSP Learning Organization tool assesses learning organizations, particularly in school settings, to create a climate more conducive to
student learning. The SSP-LO is administered to a school's administrators, specialists, teachers, teacher assistants,
and other employees.

The SSP, ESSP, and Learning Organization are powerful and comprehensive assessment tools for promoting academic performance and closing the achievement gap. Both the SSP and ESSP student profiles were specifically designed for school-age children from third grade through twelfth grade, with the ESSP intended for children in third through fifth grade, and the SSP intended for children in sixth through twelfth grade. This site provides results that directly relate to recognized threats to academic success, and leads clients to assistance with intervention planning through the database of best practices, resources for intervention decision-making, and tools for measuring the success of interventions.

Please take some time to browse our web site and learn how these products will benefit your school or program.

The SSP, ESSP, and Learning Organization programs have been developed by Flying Bridge Technologies, Inc., with the research of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Continued development of SSP and ESSP funded by the National Institute of Health.

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