What is the EIS?
The Early Identification System (EIS) is a universal social behavior screening and support system. We designed the EIS in collaboration with our school partners to overcome the challenges they reported in using existing screeners. The EIS includes both teacher (PK-12th grade) and student ratings (3rd-12th grade).
Teacher Checklist
Teachers complete their EIS checklist in about 10 minutes for a class of 20 students. They are simply asked to place a checkmark by any student they believe might be experiencing the named risks.
Student EIS
Students complete the EIS in less than 10 minutes. They read a series of items like the one below:
EIS Domains
These ratings provide schools detailed information about common areas of social behavioral risk including the following:
EIS Reports
As soon as the rating cycle closes, schools have immediate access to whole school reports as well as individual and teacher-student comparison reports.
Whole School Reports
Teacher ‑Student Comparison Reports
Individual Student Reports
Other EIS Resources
The EIS data is linked to additional free resources any school can use to support their use of the system.
Intervention Hub
Easily Accessible repository of evidence-based interventions that any school can use to address the risks they identify in their building. Click here or the image for more information.
Intervention Roadmap
A full range of resources to help schools implement the EIS from exploring to use it to fully implementing and sustaining it. Click here or the image for more information.
