Lee Pritzl has a career history that spans business, religion, and education. Among his areas of expertise, Lee Pritzl is adept at training educators and school staff on RTI (response to intervention).

Students struggle in the classroom for different reasons. RTI aids in the identification of children with learning disabilities, behavioral issues, and other problems that can negatively impact their education. After identifying these challenges, RTI addresses them through targeted, evidence-based intervention.

RTI comprises four broad components. First, it employs universal screening to determine each student's performance level on core-curriculum tasks. Using the data from their screening, RTI program officials develop an evidence-based curriculum to address learning gaps.

These officials go on to monitor student progress as teachers follow the RTI curriculum in the classroom. To address shortcomings and optimize learning, RTI program officials make ongoing adjustments through a series of tiered interventions that range from altering general classroom instruction to bringing in expert consultants.