Percentage of students who are current or former English learners
English learners for 0 to 3 years: Current English learners who have only been enrolled in school for 3 years or less.
English learners for 4 or more years: Current English learners who have been enrolled in school for 4 years or more, but are not considered long-term English learners.
Long term English learners: Students who have been enrolled in school for at least six years, but have remained at the same English language proficiency level on the ELPAC for two or more consecutive years or regressed to a lower English language proficiency level.
Reclassified Fluent English Proficient: Students who used to be considered English learners, but have now learned enough English to be considered proficient.
English learners for 4 or more years: Current English learners who have been enrolled in school for 4 years or more, but are not considered long-term English learners.
Long term English learners: Students who have been enrolled in school for at least six years, but have remained at the same English language proficiency level on the ELPAC for two or more consecutive years or regressed to a lower English language proficiency level.
Reclassified Fluent English Proficient: Students who used to be considered English learners, but have now learned enough English to be considered proficient.
Chart: Daniel J. Willis