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WorksheetsReclassification Orientation
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 7mins
When will an English learner get reclassified? Check all that apply.
Receive passing grades in all classes.
Demonstrate English language proficiency comparable to grade-level English-speaking students.
Participate effectively in the regular instructional programs.
Speak English fluently.
What are the criteria for reclassification? Check all that apply.
Score at performance level 4 on the ELPAC
Complete the two most recent English classes with C or better
Perform at the basic or above level in the RI
Parent consent
Who needs to participate in the ELPAC (English Language Proficiency Assessment for California)?
All students
All 11th-graders
All English learners
English Learners and reclassified English language proficient students (RFEP)
How often do English learners participate in the ELPAC?
Annually until they are reclassified
Annually until they graduate
Only during their Junior year
Every summer
What skills are tested in the ELPAC?
Reading and writing
Listening and speaking
All of the above
None of the above
In 2020-2021, 182 RHS students participated in the ELPAC. How many of them scored at level 4?
165
107
58
17
The ELPAC is used to measure a student's progress in learning English. If a student scored at level 1 last year, what level should this student be aiming for this year? Check all that apply.
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
David was not able to reclassify last year. What might have denied his reclassification?
He scored at level 4 in the ELPAC.
He received an F in English during the Spring semester.
He received a B in English during summer school.
He scored at the basic level in the RI.
Jane was not able to reclassify last year. What might have denied her reclassification?
She scored at level 3 in the ELPAC.
She received a B in English.
She scored at the proficient level in the RI.
She failed her math and history classes.
Why is reclassification important?
You have met the English language acquisition expectations set forth by the state of California.
You have achieved an academic goal to be English proficient.
You do not have to take the ELPAC ever again.
You cannot graduate if you do not get reclassified.
