West Virginia's Regional Education Service Agency 6 (RESA 6) serves five districts in the northern panhandle of the state--Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, Ohio, and Wetzel--which together are home to 51 schools. RESA 6 joined the pilot implementation of the Learning School approach in the summer of 2015, as part of the second cohort. RESA 6's group included four schools, called catalyst schools, including one primary school, two elementary schools, and one middle school, representing four of the region's five districts. These schools were chosen because of previous success with professional learning communities (PLCs), along with other criteria that indicated their openness to innovation and willingness to work closely with RESA 6. This brief report examines RESA 6's approach to supporting implementation of the Learning School approach in four catalyst schools, and to preparing districts in the region to implement the Learning school approach in all their schools. This is the third in a series of brief reports on the Catalyst Schools Research Study. [For the Technical Report, see ED569935.]