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Agenda
February 21,
2018
Welcome and introductions
ELPAC: Overview of New EL Assessment
Report from ELAC/DELAC
Representative
Stations: reading, writing and technology
support
Introductions
Grant Althouse: Principal
Claudia Quiroga Cortez: Fairmeadow Parent
Engagement Specialist
Claudia
Quiroga
Cortez
Help parents navigate PAUSD by providing regular communications about school and district events and opportunities. Also, assist parents to develop a greater understanding of educational practice, policies and procedures.
Hours: Monday from 8:00 to 4:00pm and Wednesday from 8:00am to 10:30am and from 1:00pm to 4:00pm.
You can find me in the teacher’s lounge or call to (650) 856-0845
My email is cquirogacortez@pausd.org
--- Mi trabajo es ayudar a los padres a navegar en el PAUSD, proporcionar comunicación regular con los padres para informarles sobre los eventos y oportunidades de la escuela y del distrito. También ayudo a los padres a desarrollar una mayor comprensión sobre las practicas, políticas y
procedimientos educacionales.
Estoy en Fairmeadow: lunes de 8:00am a 4:00pm y miércoles de 8:00am a 10:30am y de 1:00pm a 4:00pm.
Usted puede encontrarme en la sala de los profesores o llamar al (650) 856-0845
Katrien
Hemelsoet
“Ms. H”
EL Specialist
Help all students develop English Language Proficiency
and master subject matter proficiency
Push-in: Support learning in the classroom - 2 times per week in 3-5 cluster classes, 1 time per week K-2 classes
Co-teach some classes, provide small group support in others, or a combination
Organize primary language tutors for student with limited proficiency (6 languages, 28 hours)
Monitor progress using ELPAC, ADEPT, District Assessment and teacher feedback
2017-18
Fairmeadow
Snapshot
108 English Language Learners
ELPAC
English Language Proficiency Assessment
of California
Initial and Summative Assessment
Purpose of Assessment of the ELAC:
Determine level of English proficiency
Monitor student progress
Timeline
ELPAC
Start of Summative Assessment in
California: February 2018
Start date Fairmeadow: March 5, 2018 (grades 3-5) through April, 2018
Start of ELPAC Initiative Assessment: July
2018
CELDT
v.
ELPAC
CELDT
One test used for 2 purposes
Fall testing window
5 performance levels
K-1, 2, 3-5
Aligned with 1999 ELD standards
Still used as initial
assessment until July 2018
ELPAC
Two separate tests: initial (short) and summative February-May testing window 4 performance levels K, 1, 2, 3-5 Aligned with 2012 ELD standards
ELCPAC v.
CELDT
Initial
v.
Summative
ELPAC
Initial
Evaluates how much students know when they enter school
Is given to students who have a primary language other than English when they enter the school system
Within 30 days after enrollment
Starts July 2018
Summative
Evaluates how much students have learned during the year
Test given to students identified as EL by the initial assessment
Measures the skills of students to determine if they can exit the
program
Given between February and May each year
Initial and
Summative
Assessment
Tests 4 different areas: listening, speaking,
reading and writing
New levels of oral and written skills:
1. Minimally developed (1) (emerging)
2. Somewhat developed (2) (expanding)
3. Moderately developed (3)
(expanding/bridging)
Example 2
ndgrade reading
question
Example 3-5
thgrade listening
question
How can I help
my child get
ready for the
ELPAC?
Read to or with your child every day
Use pictures and ask your child to tell you in
English what they see
Practice test: ELPAC website “resources”
When will my
child exit EL
program
1. IFEP – Initially Fluent and English Proficient
2. RFEP – Redesignated as Fluent and English Proficient
Students from 2nd through 5th grade
EL for 2 years
Scored “Bridging” on the ELPAC and on grade level in reading and writing
CAASPP score of “nearly met” or “met” standard
EL Specialist, classroom teacher, principal and parents are in agreement
D.E.L.A.C.
District English Learner Advisory
Committee
Debrief of November Meeting
Next Meetings:
February/March – Date to be
Determined
April 25, 2018 at 5:00 pm at the District
Office
Reading,
writing and
technology
stations
Student Resources:
Reading: Learning A-Z and Epic!
Math: Bridges in Mathematics App & Khan Academy
BrainPOP/BrainPOPJr/BrainPOPELL
(password)
WorldbookOnline
Google Apps for Education Google Translate App
Closing
Topics for future meeting
Timing for future meeting
Questions, comments, suggestions