School’s Out Washington published the King County Out-of-School Time Landscape Scan by BERK Consulting with funding from Road Map Project Region Race to the Top, Puget Sound Educational Service District. ...
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Type: Reports & briefs
Time to Reclassification: How Long Does It Take English Language Learners in the Washington Road Map School Districts To Develop English Proficiency?
This study examined the progress of English learner students attending schools participating in the Road Map Project, a cradle-to-career initiative involving seven high-poverty, low-performing school districts in the metropolitan Seattle ...
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Advanced Course Enrollment and Performance Among English Learner Students in Washington State
This study describes patterns in advanced coursetaking among four groups of high school students in Washington state: current English learner students, monitored English learner students (reclassified as English proficient within ...
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Uncovering Diversity: Examining the Representation of English Learners in Special Education in Washington State
English learners and students with disabilities both need educational supports to succeed in school. However, the kinds of support these two groups of students need may be different, and not ...
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Opportunity Youth Barriers
Opportunity youth face a complex set of current barriers and past difficulties. These youth also have strengths, and there are numerous opportunities for reengagement. This report, conducted by the Washington ...
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HB1541 and Interim Black/African-American Disaggregation
Road Map Project region communities of African descent and K-12 school districts want to know more about Black/African American outcomes, disaggregated by student ethnicity. However, as of the release of ...
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