…goal. As multilingual students strengthen their English skills, they become more successful academically. Teaching critical language acquisition skills to students rapidly and efficiently in a high priority and teachers must…

…at-risk students including children of color, children living in poverty, children with disabilities, English learners, LBGTQ students, those in the foster care and juvenile justice systems, and children experiencing homelessness….

…the prior law substantially undisturbed, the case is not moot.”); Ciudadanos Unidos de San Juan v. Hidalgo County Grand Jury Commissioners, 622 F.2d 807, 824 (5th 5 Cir. 1980) (noting…

…“This impacts all of our students, but particularly those struggling and at-risk students who most need the help to catch up to their peers.” His district has one of the…

…national groups, on behalf of the most educationally at-risk students, to decrease and eliminate school exclusions and press for systemic reforms that address race, gender, and disability inequities. For the…

…child’s “prior school district,” and instead sends those funds to the private school where a child enrolls. Id. § 2601-J(d).2 That school district is responsible for funding that child’s voucher…

…at-risk students, we work with local, state, and national groups to decrease and eliminate school exclusions and press for systemic reforms that address race, gender, and disability inequities. For the…

…the most educationally at-risk of all student groups. For instance, 44 percent of EL students scored below basic in 2015-16 in standardized math and reading tests, while only 19 percent…

…2 Id. at 6. 2 The presence of police in schools disproportionately impacts students of color. As discussed below, these disparities raise serious concerns under civil rights laws, such as…

…disabilities, low literacy levels, high poverty, and other risk factors  Excellent time management skills; be detail-oriented  Strong communication, writing, and editing skills, including proficiency with both traditional and…