
Cascades Screening helps districts identify early warning signs across the full spectrum of student wellbeing, from academic and attention challenges to peer conflict, emotional regulation, and school disengagement. It pairs these indicators with validated mental health screeners for depression, anxiety, trauma exposure, suicide and self-harm risk, and social functioning. Insights flow directly into your MTSS and Whole Child review process, highlighting the highest risk domains and guiding timely, coordinated interventions.
● Academic and Attention Issues
● Peer Relationship Problems
● Internalizing Behaviors
● Externalizing Behaviors
● Bullying Behaviors
● Emotional Dysregulation
● School Disengagement


● Depressive disorders
● Anxiety disorders
● Suicide/self‑harm or social functioning
● Trauma exposure and post‑traumatic stress
● Parent Consent for screening and intervention services, where applicable
● Identification of intervention priorities based on domains with highest risk
● Ability to create small group interventions and individual referrals for tiered supports.


Start with a school or grade-level view of trends and risk signals, then move from summary insights to the student level risks. Results are designed to support screening conversations with an MTSS team, not just reporting for reporting’s sake.