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Los Angeles Times
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California law may aid English learners
California has enacted a law simplifying the reclassification process for nearly 1 million English learners, removing multiple tests and requirements that previously delayed students' exit from specialized English programs. Under the new law, students only need to pass one state-approved English assessment to be reclassified, with monitoring for four years afterward. The change aims to reduce disparities caused by district-specific criteria and ensure students can access broader educational opportunities sooner.
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