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How Does The Home Language Survey Identify ELL Students? Are you curious about how schools identify students who might need extra help with English? In this video, we explain the process behind the Home Language Survey and how it plays a vital role in supporting Latino students and others who speak languages other than English at home. We’ll cover what the survey asks, how schools use the information to determine if a student needs additional language assistance, and what steps follow after a student is flagged. You’ll learn about the importance of this simple form in ensuring students receive the right support early on, including specialized English classes and tutoring options that help students succeed academically and feel comfortable in their new environment. We’ll also discuss how schools keep track of students’ progress over time and why understanding each student’s language background is essential for creating an inclusive learning space. Whether your child is just starting school or you’re interested in how educational systems support bilingual students, this video provides clear and helpful information. Join us to understand how the Home Language Survey helps open doors for Latino students and other multilingual learners in America’s schools.

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