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Data Collections Elements Relevant to ESOL & Title III Programs (August 2024)
EL and Immigrant Data Reported in FTE Cycle 1 (September 2024)
Georgia's EL Entrance and Exit Criteria: EL Language Programs - State Guidance Handbook
Georgia's ESOL Language Program
EL Exit Criteria in Georgia by LEA - 2018-2024
Click the image below for the Number & Percentage of English Learners who Attained English Proficiency by LEA in 2019-2022
Georgia Student Growth Model for English Language Proficiency
Title III, Part A Cross Functional Monitoring Resources
Title III, Part A Immigrant
U.S. Department of Education Newcomer Tool Kit
School districts with EL populations larger than the minimum threshold receive direct Title III, Part A allocations, while school districts with EL populations less than the minimum are eligible to form or join a Title III-A Regional LEA consortium in order to meet the minimum threshold collectively and thus receive an allocation.
Dr. Meg Baker
Title III, Part A Program Managermbaker@doe.k12.ga.us678-794-3695
David Tucker
Education Program Specialistmichael.tucker@doe.k12.ga.us404-991-4408
Adria Griffin, Ed.D
Education Program Specialistagriffin@doe.k12.ga.us678-416-1273
Tammie Smith
Education Program Specialisttsmith@doe.k12.ga.us678-794-3667
CLIP Process Infographic
Self-Monitoring Infographic