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KnowledgeBases > The English Language Learner KnowledgeBase for Administrators > Element 1 > Activity 1 > Task 3: Understand State Requirements

Guideline:

In addition to federal law and regulations, district and school leaders must be familiar with many state rules and regulations addressing equal educational opportunities for all students. This task reviews those associated with English language learner students.

Guidelines English Language Proficiency Standards

This table contains links to the each state's English language proficiency (ELP)standards. The standards can be useful with planning curriculum, instruction, and assessment of English language learners (ELLs).

Guidelines State ELL/LEP Program Requirements

This table contains links to each state's requirements related to ELL/LEP programs. The material offered defines each state's policy on this subject. Questions about a given state's policy should be addressed to the applicable state department of education.

Legal ELL Accommodations for State Standardized Tests

Some states have policies that allow ELL students to be exempt from participating in state-mandated achievement tests. The material offered defines each state's policy on this subject.

References NCELA State Title III Information System _EXTERNAL_LINK

The National Clearinghouse on English Language Acquisition (NCELA) provides resource pages containing state specific information on education and language minority students.

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