1. © WestEd, Teacher Professional Development, 2003© WestEd, Teacher Professional Development, 2006 Demographic changes: Population of ELs by state, 2003-2004

2. © WestEd, Teacher Professional Development, 2003© WestEd, Teacher Professional Development, 2006 The big surprise: More adolescent ELs are native than foreign born

3. © WestEd, Teacher Professional Development, 2003© WestEd, Teacher Professional Development, 2006 Average scores of 8th graders in reading by English language proficiency and state: 2003

4. © WestEd, Teacher Professional Development, 2003© WestEd, Teacher Professional Development, 2006 States with the Fastest Growing Immigrant Populations, 2000-2005 12 states with 30% + growth US average is 16% Source: MPI’s tabulations of US Census, 2000, & American Community Survey, 2005

5. © WestEd, Teacher Professional Development, 2003© WestEd, Teacher Professional Development, 2006 More LEP Children are Native than Foreign Born Source: US Census, 2000. The figures refer to LEP students, ages 5 to 18, currently enrolled in school. Recent arrivals: 42% Recent arrivals: 52%

6. © WestEd, Teacher Professional Development, 2003© WestEd, Teacher Professional Development, 2006 LEP Children Ages 5 to 17 by Generation Projected Growth: 2000 to 2025 Pct. growth from 2000 58% 83% 36% All LEP 2 nd gen 3 rd gen 1 st gen Source: Jeffrey Passel, Pew Hispanic tabulations from Census 2000 5% PUMS. Proportions of children who are LEP computed from Census 2000 data for each generation group. These proportions are held constant and applied to data for (*) 2005 from the March Current Population Survey (CPS) and to (#) projections for 2010 through 2025 done by Passel (2006 forthcoming).