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February 14, 2012
Albuquerque High has: 680 students in its bilingual program – 13 bilingual and TESOL certified teachers – More than 15 core courses in Spanish – Four advanced placement courses taught in Spanish, more than other high schools in the district – New Mexico
from abqjournal.com :: Tagged Albuquerque, bilingual, ESOL, New Mexico, school, student, teacher
August 13, 2010
Arizona Subpoena Seeks Researchers’ English-language learners (ELL) Data drawing fire from civil rights advocates and researchers. – Horne v. Flores
from edweek.org :: Tagged Arizona, civil rights, ESOL, Mary Ann Zehr, student
April 1, 2010
The demand for English classes by immigrants must be met now to comply with future immigration reform criteria
from latinalista.net :: Tagged ESOL, immigration reform, Latina Lista
March 30, 2010
Lost in translation – Clarify Florida’s standards for bilingual education
from miamiherald.com :: Tagged bilingual, ESOL, Florida
March 4, 2010
Media Advisory on ESOL Resolutions in Florida
:: Tagged english language learners, ESOL, Florida, Hispanic Chamber
November 16, 2009
Contentnea-Savannah K-8 School officials have worked to make sure their school’s English as a Second Language (ESL) students’ needs are met. The school received 12 mini-laptops last month to help those students with their online ESL courses.- Kinston, North Carolina
from kinston.com :: Tagged english language learners, ESOL, North Carolina, student
November 4, 2009
Miriam Flores is a 42-year-old Mexican immigrant who has taken the cause of English as a second language to the nation’s highest courts.
from laht.com :: Tagged Arizona, ESOL, latina, lawsuit, Miriam Flores
October 7, 2009
The N.C. Society of Hispanic Professionals will host a conference Friday at Meredith College for professionals who work with Hispanic students. The Hispanic Achievement Conference will focus on helping students in English as a Second Language classes excel in school.
from newsobserver.com :: Tagged conference, ESOL, North Carolina, student
September 30, 2009
The number of students in ESOL programs is on the rise in the United States, with huge growth in Georgia in particular. The state’s student population of English language learners has grown more than 200% between 1995 and 2005
from macon.com :: Tagged english language learners, ESOL, Georgia, population, statistic, student
March 15, 2009
Lowering bar on Florida’s teachers’ ESOL is a bad idea – A quarter-million Florida kids are learning English for the first time. In South Florida, it’s about one in seven children. Under state rules, they’re expected to master the language in two years and pass the FCAT.
from miamiherald.com :: Tagged children, ESOL, Florida, teacher
December 28, 2008
Kansas City Kansas Community College will expand its English as a Second Language program, hoping to eventually reach up to 500 students a semester.
from kansascity.com :: Tagged ESOL, Kansas, Kansas City
ESOL advocates fighting loss of teacher training – Florida
from miamiherald.com :: Tagged ESOL, Florida, teacher
December 8, 2008
Polémica se ha vuelto la iniciativa encabezada por el senador republicano de Jacksonville, Stephen Wise, que pretende reducir drásticamente el número de horas de entrenamiento para los profesores que imparten la enseñanza del inglés como segundo idioma (ESOL).
from diariolasamericas.com :: Tagged ESOL, Florida, Jacksonville, Republican
October 26, 2008
Did You Know? Miami-Dade has 50,859 ESOL students (15% of the district’s student body) and in Broward has 24,631 ESOL students (almost 10% of all students) – Florida
from miamiherald.com :: Tagged ESOL, Florida, Miami, student
Florida can’t afford to cut ESOL training – The Florida Department of Education will hold a public meeting in Tallahassee on Monday, Oct. 27, from 1 to 4 PM on ESOL and Reading professional development requirements.
from miamiherald.com :: Tagged ESOL, Florida
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