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STATE  OF  MAINE

  

 

2001-2002  DATA  COLLECTION  REPORT

 

ON  LANGUAGE  MINORITY  STUDENTS 

ENROLLED  IN  MAINE  SCHOOLS

 

Department of Education

Special Projects Leadership Team

English as a Second Language & Bilingual Education

23 State House Station

Augusta, ME  04333-0023

 

Prepared by:

 

Dr. Barney Bérubé, ESL/Bilingual Education Specialist

under I.A.S.A. Title VII

 

for:

 

U.S. Department of Education

Attn:  Mr. Harry Logel

Office of Bilingual Education and Minority Languages Affairs

600 Independence Avenue

Switzer Building, Room 5090

Washington, D.C.  20202

 

and for:

 

Maine Educators and Residents

 

MAINE  DEPARTMENT  OF  EDUCATION

 

Special Projects Leadership Team

 

   J. Duke Albanese, Commissioner

Judith Lucarelli, Deputy Commissioner

Yellow L. Breen, Special Projects Leadership Team Director

 

  Barney Bérubé, Ph.D., Project Director

N.C.L.B. Title III  (Language Instruction for Limited English Proficient and Immigrant Students)

 

 Published with 100% NCLB Title III Federal Funds

Printed Under Appropriation No. 013-05A-5010-16

 

 The Maine Department of Education assures equal education

opportunity and equal employment/affirmative action, regardless

of race, color, national origin, marital status, age, or handicap.

 

  Inquiries or complaints may be directed to:

 

Affirmative Action Coordinator

Department of Education

23 State House Station

Augusta, ME  04333-0023

Tel:  (207) 624-6836

TDD:  (207) 624-6800

  

Table of Contents

 

Part I:  Summative Data

 

Summative Results (EFI 283)

 

Annual Enrollments of K-12 Language Minority Students, 1985-2002

 

Methods Used to Identify K-12 Limited English Proficient (LEP) Students

 

Teachers of Limited English Proficient Students, 2000-2002

 

Native Languages Spoken by Children in ME Public Schools (by grade level)
 

Native Languages Spoken by Children in ME Non-Public Schools.(by grade level)

 

Assessments Used to Reclassify Former Limited English Proficiency Students as Non-EP

 

Methods Used by Grade Level to Reclassify Former LEP 

 

School Districts With School Committee-Approved Lau Plans

 

Part II:  Individual Schools

 

Number of LEP Students by District, Per Grade Level (Public)

 

Number of LEP Students by District, Per Grade Level (NON-Public)

 

Demographics on Children of Limited English Proficiency in ME Public Schools

 

Demographics on Children of Limited English Proficiency in ME Private Schools

 

Count of Former LEP Students Reclassified as Non-LEP

 

Credentials for Teachers of LEP Children in ME Public Schools

 

Credentials for Teachers of LEP Children in ME Non-Public Schools

 

Number of Public School LEP Students Who REceived Some Instruction in their native language

 

Number of Public School LEP Students Who did not REceive Some Instruction in their native language

 

Number of Public School LEP Students Who were not provided supplemental language support

 

Part III:  Language Minorities’ Performance on the Maine

Educational Assessment

 

Language Minorities’ Performance on the ME Educational Assessment. 2001-02

 

 

Part IV:  Glossary

 

Glossary of Terms Used in EFI 283