Pioneered by scholars in education and school psychology, Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) is a framework for providing comprehensive academic and behavioral health services for K-12 students. Use of this framework has been strongly advocated by school systems, policymakers, and researchers at the state and national levels. To effectively implement MTSS, school districts may need to provide more comprehensive school-wide programming that requires additional professional development to build or expand their efforts. Training in MTSS Is more essential than ever for Teachers, Academic Coaches, Instructional Leaders, School Counselors, School Psychologists, Child Study Team Members and Administrators to address the ongoing academic and behavior health needs of students.

GSAPP offers two convenient, fully online learning paths: an 18-credit certificate program and a 30-credit master's degree in applied psychology focused exclusively on MTSS in school settings. These programs have been designed for current or future professionals in education (e.g., general or special educators, instructional leaders, administrators, counselors, psychologists, or other support professionals) who are looking to become change agents in their schools or districts.