Recent ActivityLPSD English Language Learners
PO Box 40
146 Jefferson St.
Monument, CO 80132
719-785-4204
FAX: 719-785-4219
Lewis-Palmer School District 38 is proud to serve over 230 students in our English Language Learners (ELL) program. These students have languages other than English in their home or background, and are in the process of developing and refining their academic English proficiency for success in school.
PO Box 40
146 Jefferson St.
Monument, CO 80132
719-785-4204
FAX: 719-785-4219
Lewis-Palmer School District 38 is proud to serve over 230 students in our English Language Learners (ELL) program. These students have languages other than English in their home or background, and are in the process of developing and refining their academic English proficiency for success in school.
Every school site offers standards-based English Language Development with trained, qualified ELL instructional staff as a part of the regular school day. Students develop their academic speaking, listening, reading and writing skills in English while being supported with the core content curriculum.
ELL Announcements English Class for AdultsLearn English ENGLISH FOR ADULTS Learn English with other adults in your community. Practice speaking, expand your vocabulary, improve your grammar and read with understanding. Childcare and homework help for your kids provided! Where: downtown Monument When: Tuesday & Thursday evenings, 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. Notes: Class starts in February and continues in 4-week sessions until May. Sign up through Learning Points (community classes provided by Lewis-Palmer School District). Each session costs $120 for four weeks. Contact: For more information call 785-4204. eligible for free and reduced lunch. Classes free of charge for parents of studentsOption: If a different time or location works better for you, please let us know (785-4204 or email sjohnson@lewispalmer.org) Colorado English Language AssessmentThe Colorado Department of Education requires all districts in the state to administer the Colorado English Language Assessment (CELA) each spring. CELA assesses the four language domains as required by NCLB - speaking, listening, reading and writing. Student must test fluent in all four areas to begin the exit process from the ELL program. The testing will begin in January and the schedule is posted below. The test has four sections (reading, writing, speaking and listening) so testing will occur over a period of time so to minimally impact the academic schedule.
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