Relationships Among and Between ELL Status, Demographic Characteristics, Enrollment History, and School Persistence (CRESST Report 810)

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Author
Author
Kim, Jinok
Institutional Author
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), Graduate School of Education and Information Studies, National Center for Research on Evaluation, Standards, and Student Testing (CRESST)
Details
Resource Type
Report
Acquisition Number
BE025690
Published Date
09-24-2015 3:55 PM
Published Year
2011
Number of Pages
49
Language(s)
Subscription Only
No
Abstract
"This report examines enrollment history, achievement gaps, and persistence in school for ELL students [ELs] and reclassified ELL students as compared to non-ELL students. ... [R]esults show that after accounting for academic achievement, behavioral issues, background, and district contexts, the longer a student is designated as an EL, the more likely the student will be to drop out [of school]."
Topics
Long-term English Learners
Graduation and Dropout Rates
Enrollment Rates
English Learners
English Learners
English Learner Identification
Demographics
Administration and Leadership