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What Happens When a Student Is LF?

What Happens When a Student Is LF?. Students in grades K-2 are officially classified as LF if he or she demonstrates proficiency on the CELLA and a score of 33% or above on the LAB in listening and speaking. The passing scores for CELLA are listed below: K-2=>2050 3-5=>2150

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What Happens When a Student Is LF?

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  1. What Happens When a Student Is LF?

  2. Students in grades K-2 are officially classified as LF if he or she demonstrates proficiency on the CELLA and a score of 33% or above on the LAB in listening and speaking. The passing scores for CELLA are listed below: K-2=>2050 3-5=>2150 6-8=>2200 9-12=>2250 • Students in grades 3rd -12th are officially classified as LF if he or she demonstrates proficiency on the CELLA and a Level 3 on the Reading FCAT.

  3. LY/ESE STUDENTS

  4. An LY/ESE student whose IEP indicates that the CELLA is not a fair instrument to measure his/her English proficiency can exit through an ELL Committee if a language barrier does not exist. • The exit data must be entered on Mainframe screen #19. • A Parent notification of exit is sent home and a copy is placed in the Blue Insert.

  5. MONITORING PROCESS

  6. The ESOL Contact monitors LF students for 2 years after exit by reviewing the student’s report card. • If the student has a D, F (N, U in elementary level) in any academic subject, a mandatory ELL Committee must be called to discuss the possibility of re-entry into the ESOL program if a language barrier exists.

  7. In cases where a language barrier is determined not to be the cause of low grades, the ELL Committee will recommend alternatives appropriate to the student’s circumstances. • A copy of the ELL Parent notification of the meeting and minutes are filed in Blue Insert and placed after current year’s profile. The originals are sent home to the parents.

  8. WHAT ELSE IS NEEDED???

  9. A copy of the report card is dated and initialed by the ESOL Contact. • It is filed in the Blue Insert after the current year’s profile. Monitoring date is entered on Mainframe screen #19. For LF monitoring dates, please refer to the LF monitoring information on the ESOL Document bank. • An LF profile is printed for monitored year. • Once the student has been monitored for two years, he or she becomes LZ. • A copy of the LZ profile must be placed in Blue Insert and changes should be made on the mainframe.

  10. From LY to LF • You have now learned what happens when a student’s ESOL status changes from • LY (ELL student receiving ESOL strategies) to • LF (former ELL student, exited within two years).

  11. If and when you have any questions, please contact your on-site ESOL Contact or ESOL Specialist.

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