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English Learners in the Proposed Reauthorization of the ESEA Federal Update October 22, 2010. Shelda Hale, Title III, ELL and Immigrant Education Kentucky Department of Education. English Learner (EL) Facts. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Shelda Hale, Title III, ELL and Immigrant EducationKentucky Department of Education
More than 4.5 million LEP students nationwide = 9.1% of the overall K-12 student population.
Percentage of LEP students in States ranges from less than 1% to 26% of the students in the State. The concentration of LEP students varies widely across States and districts.
More than 90% of LEP students are served under Title III through 4,700+ grants to districts.
Approximately 70% of LEP students are served under Title I.
(Source: State-submitted EDFacts data for the 07-08 school year)
0.00%
20.00%
40.00%
60.00%
80.00%
4th grade
reading
8th grade
reading
4th grade math
8th grade math
all students
LEP students
EL PerformanceEL Performance
Of schools in improvement, on average, 20% of the school population is ELs.
Of schools in the bottom 5%, on average, 13% of the school population is ELs.
Of schools that are both in improvement and in the bottom 5%, on average, 17% of the school population is ELs.
The proportion of the EL population in poor performing schools varies substantially across States, from LEP students comprising from 1% of the population in poor performing schools to LEP students comprising 82% of the population in poor performing schools.
(Source: State-submitted EDFacts data for the 07-08 school year)
Formula - Formula -
Competitive: $4.2b
Formula: $20.8b
$25.0BCompetitive: $7.8b
Formula: $20.3b
$28.0B
FY10 FY11 Request
Increased Student Achievement
Rigorous Standards & Assessments
Rigorous Standards & Assessments
Great Teachers & Leaders
Great Teachers & Leaders
Effective Use of DataEffective Use of Data
Turning Around Low Achieving Schools
Turning Around Low Achieving Schools
Pillars of Reform ESEA Priority Areas
College and Career Ready Students
College and Career Ready Students
Equity and Opportunity for all
Students
Equity and Opportunity for all
Students
Great Teachers and Leaders in Every
School
Great Teachers and Leaders in Every
School
Raise the Bar and Reward Excellence
Raise the Bar and Reward Excellence
Fosters… Results in…
Effective Teaching &
Learning
Effective Teaching &
Learning
Achievement Gap Closing
Increased Graduation and
College Enrollment Rates
Technology
Evidence
Efficiency
Supporting English Learners
Supporting Students with Disabilities
Supporting rural and other high-need areas
Implementing College – and Career-ready
Standards
Great Teachers and
Great Leaders
Providing information to families and educators
Improving student
Learning and Achievement in
our lowest Performing
Schools
The our Assurances College- and Career-Ready Students
Great Teachers and Great Leaders
A Complete Education
Meeting the Needsof Diverse Learners
Successful, Safe and Healthy Students
Fostering Innovation and Excellence
Six Reform Priorities
English Learners◦ Strengthen programs for
English learners and support teachers of ELs, including through new competitive funds.
All programs◦ Transparency on outcomes.◦ Greater flexibility.◦ Other minor changes to
address community concerns or implementation issues.
Maintain federal support for historically underserved groups.
English Learner Education
Migrant Education
Impact Aid
Neglected & Delinquent
Homeless Education
Indian Education
Alaska Native Education
Native Hawaiian Education
Rural Education
Support students with disabilities in IDEA and across ESEA.
Four beliefs guide the Department’s thinkingabout ELs: 1.Greater accountability2.Access to content3.Skilled teachers, paraprofessionals,
principals, and administrators4.Encourage dual language programs
Rethinking the federal accountability system
• Use growth and progress to measure schools.
• Focus on closing achievement gaps.
Respond to greatest
challenges
Respond to greatest
challenges
Provideflexibility for
results
Provideflexibility for
results
Recognize& reward success
Recognize& reward success
Similar differentiation at district and state level
Schools in bottom 5%
Schools in next 5%
Achievement gaps
Most schools
School makinggreatest gains
Schools meeting all performance
targets
Rigorous and Fair Rigorous and Fair Accountability for All LevelsAccountability for All Levels
Measure growth towards attainment of language proficiency
Statewide Common Standards, Assessments, Identification and Exit Criteria
ELP Assessments and Accountability
Valid and Reliable InstrumentsELP Assessments Aligned to ELP StandardsELP Standards Linked to Content Standards
Effective Use of Native Language AssessmentsEvaluate the effectiveness of language instruction educational
programs
Encourage States & districts
to take on comprehensivesystemic reforms.
Create and expand high-performing
charter & other public autonomous schools.
Race to the Top ($1.35b)
Supporting Effective
Charters ($400m)
Spur and scale up promising and proven innovations.
Investing inInnovation ($500m)
Design and implement
comprehensive systems of
choice.
Promoting PublicSchool Choice
($90m)
Support magnets that raise diversity
& achievement.
Magnet Schools
Assistance ($110m)
• Increase funding for national activities
• New competitive grants to states, school districts to support the development of innovative programs
• Professional development and funding fro research programs
Fostering Innovation Fostering Innovation and and
Excellence through Excellence through National ActivitiesNational Activities
Provide new competitive grants to States, districts, and nonprofit partners to support the development of innovative programs, build the knowledge base about promising practices, and scale up effective practices to improve instruction for English Learners, including funding for graduate fellowships to support research and leadership in developing effective practices to improve English Learner outcomes, as well as State or district partnerships with colleges and universities for developing effective teachers.
Accelerating Achievement & Ensuring Equity
Effective Teaching &Learning
ExcellentInstructionalTeams
EducatingDiverse Learners
Fostering Innovation & Success
Supporting StudentSuccess