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NETWORK 14 ELL/SE COORDINATORS’MEETING
1230 Zeraga Avenue
Bronx, NY 10462
Facilitator: Jo Ann Benoit, SSM
Who are our ELL and SE students?
Possible status of ELLs:
- Newcomer- SIFE- Special Ed- Longterm- Former ELL
Range of disability of SE students:
- AU, DF, - ED, LD- HH, MH, - MR, OH- OI, TB- VI, SI- PD, NH
Who are our ELL and SE students?
- 14.1% (or 148,401) of NYC public school children are ELLs (up from 13.4% in 06-07)
- 13% (or 19, 397) of ELLs are receiving special Ed services (up from 9.6%)
Who are our ELL and SE students?
- 40.6% of students with IEPs in NYC are said to be Learning Disabled
- 29.3% of students with IEPs in NYC are said to be Speech Impaired
- 41.4% of students (down from 55%) are considered in MRE
- Compared to 23% in US (total)
Who are our ELL and SE students?
The percentages of ELLs by Borough:- BX: 16.9%- MH: 15.6%- QN: 15.3%
The percentages of ELLs by grade level:- K-5: 50%- MS: 17%- HS: 28%
Who are our ELL and SE students?
Percentage of SE/ELL students by borough:
- SI: 18.5%- BX: 15.4%- BK: 12.4%
Highest # of SE/ELL found in:
MS: grade 6 (19.5%)
grade 5 (18.8%)
Who are our ELL and SE students?
Highest incidence languages spoken by our ELLs:
Spanish: 68%
Chinese: 11.2%
Bengali: 2.9%
Arabic: 2.5%
Haitian Creole: 2.3%
Other: 5.2%
Who are our ELL and SE students?
Types of Programs:ESL/TBE/DL
There are more transitional bilingual programs in the Bronx than anywhere else in the city:32.5%But there are more Dual Language Programs in Manhattan than anywhere else in the city: 43.6%
Who are our ELL and SE students?
Other Stats:- 56.3% of ELLs are native born- 14% of ELLs longterm ELLs- 1 out of every 10 ELL is a SIFE
- But ... 41.8% of NYC public schools students report an OTEL spoken at home
Who are our ELL and SE students?
“SE the land of plenty”
- 80,000 students receive speech- 80,000 students receive counseling- 40,000 students receive physical
therapy- 30,000 students receive
occupational therapy
Who are our ELL and SE students?
This is a system with a 4 BILLION dollar budget yet 33% of SE students graduate from HS.
What about the IEP diploma?
Special Education is NOT A CURE!
Who are our ELL and SE students?
ELLs (current) dropout rate in 06: 30%
ELLs (current) graduation rate: 26.2%
Non-ELLs dropout rate in 06: 14%
Non-ELLs graduation rate: 61.1%
Former ELLs dropout rate in 06: 10.3%
Former ELLs graduation rate: 69.1%
Who are our ELL and SE students?
In Network 14:- In 07-08, we had the highest # of SE
taking the NYSAA.- And had 103 SC and 41 CTT classes.- As a network, we showed a 2.8% growth
in ELA and a 9.0% growth in Math from 07 to 08.
- City showed 6.0% and 9.0% respectively.
Who are our ELL and SE students?
BUT....in Network 14:
When we narrow the data even further:
In ELA, SE students were more likely to move a performance level than
GE students.
Who are our ELL and SE students?
Last year, when comparing the gains made in ELA between SE and GE students, SE students made gains between 2.3% (grade 4) and 12.8% (grade 8) –
Double and triple GE gains.
Who are our ELL and SE students?
When comparing the gains made in ELA between ELLs and non ELLs, they more than quadrupled:
The gains made were between 2.3% (grade 5) and 18.7% (grade 8)
Who are our ELL and SE students?
Although city and state stats are bleak when it comes to ELLs and SE students (i.e. nearly 40% of students who start school in NYC public schools are gone by the 8th grade – E. Green (NYU))
ESO Network 14 schools continues to show progress and gains with their ELLs and SE students.
Who are our ELL and SE students?
“WE WILL EITHER FIND A WAY OR MAKE ONE”
HANNIBAL (CARTHAGE)
CONTACT INFO:
JO ANN BENOIT
1230 ZEREGA AVENUE
BRONX, NY, 10462
718-828-5133
Jbenoiteso.wikispaces.com
Group Activity:
1) At your table, go around in a round robin and share one practice (with your ELL/SE students) that has brought about student academic progress and achievement. Ensure that you give details such as time allotted, grade level, location, times of the day/week, participants, staff involved, outcome (how you track it / what’s next).
Who are our ELL and SE students?
2) Once each member has had a chance to share, write down the recurring/common themes for the group.
3) Chart those and be ready to share with the whole group.
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