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June 10, 2013

L.A. Unified Improves English-Learner Outcomes, Superintendent Says

The nation's most ELL-rich school district continues to roll out its latest plan to raise achievement for students who are still learning English.  Read Full Post >

June 05, 2013

ELL Accountability Could Widen Under Harkin NCLB Bill

More schools would be held accountable for the performance of English-learners under the provisions of a bill to reauthorize the federal education law.  Read Full Post >

October 01, 2012

Oregon Ed. Official: Results for English-Learners 'Unacceptable'

Dissatisfied with the achievement levels for English-learners, state education leaders highlight plans to improve instructional programs for the state's roughly 60,000 such students.  Read Full Post >

August 31, 2012

Long-Term ELLs Poised for More Attention in California

Under legislation awaiting action from Gov. Jerry Brown, the state education agency would have to break out data for English-learners who have not reached proficiency after six years in U.S. schools.  Read Full Post >

June 21, 2012

States Show Slow Progress With English-Learners

A long overdue report on progress of English learners was released by the U.S. Department of Education  Read Full Post >

May 23, 2012

Debate Rages Over Accountability for English Learners in Florida

District leaders, advocates for English-learners and Hispanic politicians argue that Florida's new school grading system is unfair to ELLs  Read Full Post >

February 09, 2012

Most Waiver-Winning States Revamped Plans for English Learners

Nearly every state had to provide more details on how English learners will have full access to the rigors of the common core standards.  Read Full Post >

January 11, 2012

Florida's NCLB Waiver Plan Needs More for ELLs, Ed. Dept. Says

Peer reviewers are asking the state to more explicitly explain how it will address the needs of English-language learners.  Read Full Post >

December 08, 2011

How English Learners Figure in States' Waiver Proposals

Massachusetts and New Mexico offer different approaches  Read Full Post >

December 01, 2011

Massachusetts Takes Over District with Majority Hispanic Enrollment

'Appalling' dropout rates and chronic underperformance in Lawrence city schools prompt first-ever state takeover.  Read Full Post >

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