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When should a district provide an English as a Second Language program?

April 26, 2017district English Language program

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When should a district provide an English as a Second Language program?

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When a district has one or more limited English proficient student a free-standing English as a second language program must be provided. ESL services must be provided to LEP/ELL students until they exit LEP/ELL status by testing at the “proficient” level on the NYSESLAT.