English Language Learners (ELL)

Take the following steps to best prepare you and your multilingual learner for their remote learning experience.

Visit the Digital Learning Tools page to make sure your child is ready to access the Remote Learning Portal. Change the language settings on your devices as needed.
Read our Chancellor’s Message to Families and continue to visit our website for updates.
Read the Frequently Asked Questions on Remote Learning to better understand and communicate to your child about changes in school policies.
Connect with your school to understand how your child will receive their targeted instruction in English. Every school will create a remote learning plan for English language learners and former English language learners.
Choose some grade-level activities to use with your child. If your child has an Individualized Education Plan (IEP), try some activities available on the Specialized Instruction and Student Supports page.
Continue to communicate with your school as you support your child. All schools are equipped to provide translation and interpretation. If the school’s communication plan does not work for you, reach out to your school to let them know how they can best communicate with you.