1. Long-Term English Learner
Riverside County’s
Long-Term English Learner
(LTEL) Task Force

2. How many LTELs are there in Riverside County schools?
Questions:
How many LTELs are there in Riverside County Schools?
What percent of the total EL population are LTELs?
What is the district redesignation rate?
Analysis based on data from:
2011 administration of the California Standards Test (CST).
calculation of AYP.
2010 and 2011 administration of the CELDT.
and calculation of Title III AMAOs.

3. How many LTELs are there in Riverside County schools?
District
# LTELs ( 5 years)
LTELs % of Total ELs
Redesign.Rate:
PI Status
Title III Status
Alvord
4,368
50.6%
6.5%
Year 3
Year 4
Banning
531
44.6%
9.0%
Year 2
Beaumont
423
34.1%
12.5%
Not in PI
Coachella
4,135
39.7%
Year 8
Corona-Norco
2,410
31.4%
22.0%
Desert Sands
2,288
32.9%
6.9%
Hemet
1,553
47.1%
9.2%
Jurupa
3,333
44.3%
6.6%
Lake Elsinore
880
25.5%
15.7%
Not in T3
Menifee2
374
28.9%
13.9%
Year 1
Moreno Valley
4,021
40.1%
12.1%
Murrieta
236
18.4%

4. How many LTELs are there in Riverside County schools?
District
# LTELs ( 5 years)
LTELs % of Total ELs
Redesign. Rate:
PI Status
Title III Status
Nuview
201
34.5%
8.0%
Not in PI
Not in T3
Palm Springs
2,630
35.2%
6.3%
Year 3
Year 7
Palo Verde
154
46.7%
6.2%
Year 8
Perris Elem.1
627
21.2%
5.8%
Year 2
Perris Union3
1,183
87.6%
27.5%
RCOE4
362
80.4%
0.4%
Riverside
2,969
37.0%
15.5%
Romoland2
319
31.6%
14.1%
San Jacinto
977
42.0%
11.0%
Year 4
Temecula
685
34.0%
8.8%
Val Verde
1,801
35.8%
12.1%
Totals:
36,460
Avg. 48.6%
Avg. 11.1% 17 20
1 Elementary district 2 K-8 district district 4Alt. Ed.

5. How many LTELs are there in Riverside County schools in 2011-2012?
District
# LTELs ( 5 years)
LTELs % of Total ELs
% change to
PI Status
Title III Status
Alvord
4,184
49.8%
-0.8
Year 3
Year 4
Banning
493
44.3%
-0.3
Year 2
Beaumont
407
34.0%
-0.1
Not in PI
Coachella
4,105
38.7%
-1.0
Year 8
Corona-Norco
2,279
31.3%
Desert Sands
2,574
36.4%
+3.5
Hemet
1,463
45.7%
-1.4
Jurupa
3,369
45.6%
+1.3%
Lake Elsinore
878
27.4%
+1.9
Not in T3
Menifee2
353
29.2%
+0.3
Year 1
Moreno Valley
3,694
41.1%
+1.0
Murrieta
No data

6. How many LTELs are there in Riverside County schools in 2011-2012?
District
# LTELs ( 5 years)
LTELs % of Total ELs
% change to
PI Status
Title III Status
Nuview 53
17.1%
-18.3
Not in PI
Not in T3
Palm Springs
2,788
37.2%
+2.0
Year 3
Year 7
Palo Verde
172
43.4%
-3.3
Year 8
Perris Elem.1
689
19.2%
-2.0
Year 2
Perris Union3
1,279
88.2%
+0.6
RCOE4
404
80.2%
-0.2
Riverside
2886
38.4%
+1.4
Romoland2
322
33.9%
+2.3
San Jacinto
938
42.2%
+0.2
Year 4
Temecula
668
37.5%
+3.5
Val Verde
1,877
+1.7
Totals:
35,875
Avg. 40.8%
-7.8 17 20
1 Elementary district 2 K-8 district district 4Alt. Ed.

7. Long-Term English Learner (LTEL) Task Force
Currently researching LTEL and RLTEL issues in Riverside County to support schools and districts in addressing the needs of LTELs and RLTELs.
Contact information:
Russ Frank, Director
Kris Nicholls, Coordinator