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Re: paperwork in Georgia IS similar
Posted by lynne/ca on 5/16/08
On 5/16/08, . wrote:
> It is not the during the year paperwork that I struggle
> with... It is the beginning of the year and end of the year
> work. There is so much with new students while they are
> tested and either choose services or deny services. There
> there is the mega amount of testing (state test for language
> competency). Once the language competency test results come
> back at the end of the year the the mad rush starts. Those
> results come back in the last 2 weeks of school and I have to
> do all continuation, exiting, parent reports as well as
> schedule to LAC (exit conferencing). It is similar to the
> paperwork required in SPED. At my school, much of the extra paperwork is NOT done by the ESL
teacher (some is done by the counselor, some by an
administrator, and some by paraprofessionals), but that varies
by school. There is a Home Language Survey for all new students.
There is placement testing and the accompanying paperwork when a
new student arrives, annual language proficiency tests, and
letters that have to be sent home explaining what services are
going to be provided. There are forms for monitoring progress,
and paperwork for when a student exits the EL program. Most of
the paperwork is state-mandated so it has to be kept on file and
completed within a specific timeline. What's required varies by
state; who does it varies by school.
Posts on this thread, including this one
- ESL paperwork, 5/15/08, by Monica from FL.
- Re: ESL paperwork, 5/16/08, by Sonia.
- Re: paperwork in Georgia IS similar , 5/16/08, by ..
- Re: paperwork in Georgia IS similar , 5/16/08, by lynne/ca.
- Re: ESL paperwork, 5/17/08, by Charlie.
- Re: ESL paperwork, 5/17/08, by lynne/ca.
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