MTSS Facilitator Endorsement
The Metro RESA Model of the MTSS Endorsement is currently open for registration.
The current registration is ongoing for Cohort 2, which is an asynchronous/self-paced version of the endorsement.
The MTSS Facilitator Endorsement at Metro RESA is a GaPSC approved preparation program that provides approved candidates with the coursework and related field experience required to add the MTSS Facilitator Endorsement to a valid T-5 or higher, Clear Renewable Certificate, School Psychology Certificate, or School Counseling Certificate. Within the program, candidates explore the history and foundations of RTI/MTSS/SST, the problem-solving model, and develop plans for successful implementation.
For additional information, contact the Metro RESA MTSS Facilitator Endorsement Coordinators, Brandi Roberts or Robins Kilgore-Kelly.
- Course I: Foundations, Problem Solving, and Universal Screening (50 hours/5 PLUs)
- Course II: Problem Analysis, Plan Implementation, and Program Evaluation (50 hours/5 PLUs)
- Course III: Planning for a Successful Implementation (50 hours/5 PLUs)
- Resource Requirments
Course I: Foundations, Problem Solving, and Universal Screening (50 hours/5 PLUs)
Course II: Problem Analysis, Plan Implementation, and Program Evaluation (50 hours/5 PLUs)
Course III: Planning for a Successful Implementation (50 hours/5 PLUs)
Resource Requirments
Meet the Coordinators

Brandi Roberts, Metro RESA MTSS Endorsement Coordinator
Brandi Roberts is a dedicated educator with a strong passion for student success and teacher support. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education from Albany State University (Albany, GA) and a master’s degree in Educational Leadership from Strayer University. Brandi has also completed doctoral coursework in Curriculum and Instruction at Capella University. With extensive experience across all elementary grade levels, from Pre-K through 5th grade, Brandi has taught in a variety of instructional settings, including Early Intervention Program (EIP) self-contained and pull-out models. Her leadership roles have included serving as both SST Chairperson and MTSS Chairperson, where she helped guide educators in delivering interventions and supports tailored to the diverse needs of students. Brandi is currently back in the classroom, teaching 3rd grade and continuing to make a direct impact on student learning. She is passionate about empowering fellow educators to create inclusive and responsive learning environments. Outside of work, she enjoys reading, volunteering, and spending quality time with friends and family.

Robins Kilgore-Kelly, Metro RESA MTSS Endorsement Co-coordinator
Robins Kilgore-Kelly is a dedicated and accomplished educational leader with over three decades of experience in teaching, curriculum development, and school improvement. Her career reflects a deep commitment to equity, excellence, and innovation in education.
Robins began her career as a classroom teacher in 1992, teaching social studies and gifted education across multiple middle schools in Douglas County. Her passion for supporting high-achieving and underserved students led her to specialize in gifted education, curriculum development, and instructional coaching. From 2015 to 2021, she served as a Gifted Evaluator in Douglas County, where she played a pivotal role in identifying and supporting advanced learners across the district. Robins’ most recent assignment was serving as the Director of School Improvement for the Wayne County School District.
Robins holds a B.S. in Political Science with a concentration in Secondary Social Sciences from the University of Alabama, M.Ed. in Middle Grades Education from Brenau University, and an Ed.S. in Middle Grades Education from the State University of West Georgia. She is certified in Tier I Educational Leadership, Gifted Education, ESOL, Middle School Reading, and Broad-field Secondary Social Science. Robins Kilgore-Kelly’s unwavering dedication to student success, teacher excellence, and educational equity continues to have a lasting impact on the communities she serves.
