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6-8 EL: Interboro SD English Language (EL) Program Overview
- Purpose: Support non-native English speakers in developing skills in reading, writing, listening, and speaking
- Goal: Enable students to succeed academically and socially through improved English proficiency
- Partnership: Interboro School District is part of the Title III consortium with the Delaware County Intermediate Unit
Curriculum and Instruction
- Research-Based Curriculum: Focuses on developing English language skills for academic success
- Language-Focused Instruction: Integrates academic content to enhance students' English reading, writing, listening, and speaking abilities
- Acquisition Timeline: Varies by student, influenced by individual factors
- Summer Camp: Provides additional support for ongoing language acquisition during the summer months
Parent and Family Engagement
- Communication Tools:
- InterpreTalk: On-demand interpretation service
- Propio: Language translation support
- Talking Points: Messaging service for multilingual communication
- Parent Meetings: Conducted in multiple languages to encourage parental involvement in education
- English Classes for Parents: Offered through the Delaware County Intermediate Unit (DCIU) to support parent language development