Goal 3 commits Calipatria Unified to strengthening outcomes for English learners and long-term English learners, with multiple actions centered on PD and collaboration: Action 3.3 (EL PD and consulting on ELPAC/ELPI and instruction), Action 3.5 (teacher/classified collaboration on EL curriculum alignment and learning loss), and Action 3.6 (monthly professional development on academic vocabulary and language, now delivered in person). The district is also under differentiated assistance tied to LTEL performance, making this an active improvement focus. While the district notes strong gains in EL progress, it also highlights significant challenges for current ELs and LTELs in math and ELA, and recognizes uneven implementation of strategies. This combination of state pressure, existing but evolving PD structures, and budgeted funds for consulting creates an opening for vendors offering integrated/designated ELD PD, LTEL intervention models, and language-rich content instruction to shape upcoming work and potentially become the district’s go-to EL support partner.
District explicitly calls out needs around use of CAASPP interim tools, reclassification clarity, LT...
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