Upcoming Offerings:
EL RISE! Introduction to the English Learner Roadmap Asynchronous Course
Join a virtual community of educators and administrators to learn more about the California English Learner Roadmap. This reflective, self-paced digital professional learning provides school districts with innovative solutions for asynchronous professional growth. In this 90-minute digital professional learning, TK-12 educators and administrators will access and be introduced to the California English Learner Roadmap. This course will provide resources, best practices, and guided support for educators and administrators as they move forward on their journey of implementing the California English Learner Roadmap Policy. Integrating these resources in instruction will support educators to improve and customize learning for all students, especially English learner students.
Enrollment Information:
Self-enroll in this asynchronous course at https://bit.ly/ELRISECourse
Video with closed captions: https://youtu.be/IY6VTj2coCo
EL RISE! is a momentum-building, support system to help English learning students thrive and lead in a culturally diverse global world. EL RISE! helps students in the following ways:
- Providing educators easy access to professional learning
- Ensuring English Learners can have access to intellectually rich instruction
- Giving students the tools to participate in a globalized environment
- Achieving access and equity
About
EL RISE! stands for English Learner Roadmap Implementation for Systemic Excellence, and is a partnership of:
- Californians Together
- Center for Equity for English Learners (CEEL)
- Sobrato Early Academic Language (SEAL)
EL RISE! is funded by a grant from the California Department of Education to support implementation of the visionary 2017 CA English Learner Roadmap policy.
Over the next three years, the three agencies will work with and through 20 County Offices of Education who collectively serve 76.7% of the state’s English learners - partnering with county offices to develop capacity to support LEAs in making meaning of the Roadmap principles, understanding their English learner/dual language learner population, becoming familiar with research on dual language development, developing local implementation plans, and implementing those plans across multiple roles and parts of the system.
For more information visit our More About Us page.