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Principal's ELA Designations

ELA Teacher Qualification Training

District Parent Advisory Committee (PAC)

DPS ELA Program Schools

ELA Department Contacts

ELA Parent Brochure

ELA Program Court Order

ELA Program

"ELA Teacher Stipend"

Instructional Services Advisory (ISA) Teams

CELA Testing

Migrant Education

Newcomer Centers

Para los padres

"Teacher Resources"

Secretary Information

Spanish Language Proficiency Exam (SLP)

Special Education

Translation Services

 

 

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Questions?

Please call the ELA Hotline at 720.423.8155.

Our fax is 720.423.8168

Interested in job opportunities?

Please contact the Department of Human Resources.

 

 

 




 
     

Why is a child being identified as an English language learner?

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Children are identified as English language learners because their parents have said that they speak a language other than English and do not speak English well or at all.   An objective assessment of the child’s language skills in English also indicates that the child is not proficient in English.  A student may also be identified as an English language learner if oral English is good, but reading and writing skills in English are not.

 

While students new to the district may be provisionally identified as English language learners, testing will be done to ensure this is accurate and consistent with parental wishes.  Children do not receive services unless parents request services. The specific results of any testing used to measure English proficiency and academic achievement will be sent to the parents.


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