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Every child deserves a great teacher. For this to happen, California must create and maintain a highly effective educator workforce.

Every child deserves a great teacher. For this to happen, California must create and maintain a highly effective educator workforce.

Stepping Stones: A Texas Migrant Early Childhood Program for 3- and 4-Year-Olds was developed in partnership with the Texas Education Agency (TEA).

This resource provides an example of the information collected during an evaluation of an EL program. It illustrates data elements for SEAs and LEAs to consider when making the decisions about actions most likely to improve learning and teaching for ELs.

This study focuses on ELs who were reclassified after they finished elementary school.

This report analyzes "ninth-grade course performance indicators." These indicators are seen as good predictive measures for high school graduation amongst the overall student population. The authors examine whether these indicators have the same predictive ability with ELs.

This report describes "several empirical methods and conceptual or theoretical rationales" to assist in creating meaningful ELP performance standards.

This guide is intended for high school principals, teachers, and counselors to enhance their understanding of the range of psychosocial constraints that impact the daily lives and health of their undocumented students.

Learn about the successes, progress, and challenges faced by tribal communities in various stages of preserving, revitalizing, or reclaiming their tribal language.

This study seeks to identify the characteristics and training experiences of teachers who are differentially effective at promoting academic achievement among English language learners (ELLs).