Full Report - Center for Collaborative Education
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Table 8.1. MCAS ELA Pass Rates <strong>for</strong> LEP Students at Various English Proficiency Levels in Different Types of ELL Programs. BPS, SY2009<br />
ELL Programs<br />
LEP<br />
ELA Pass Rates<br />
LEP MEPA/MCAS Test Takers<br />
Levels 1 & 2 Level 3 Levels 4 & 5<br />
Elementary 2<br />
Pass Rate of English Proficient 84.0%<br />
N % N % N %<br />
LEP 64.9% 97 12.4% 311 31.2% 986 80.6%<br />
LEP Not in an ELL Program 70.6% 22 13.6% 1 142 33.8% 535 82.6%<br />
In ELL Program 59.0% 75 12.0% 1 169 29.0% 451 78.3%<br />
In SEI 58.6% 54 7.4% 1 150 30.7% 397 76.6%<br />
Multilingual 52.6% - - - - 15 66.7%<br />
Language Specific (All) 58.8% 54 7.4% 1 147 31.3% 382 77.0%<br />
In Two-Way Bilingual 81.4% 1 - 9 - 48 91.7%<br />
In SIFE 29.7% 20 20.0% 1 10 10.0% 1 - -<br />
Middle School 3<br />
Pass Rate of English Proficient 90.3%<br />
N % N % N %<br />
LEP 59.0% 219 9.6% 483 41.4% 751 85.1%<br />
LEP Not in an ELL Program 69.7% 36 16.7% 1 212 46.7% 472 85.6%<br />
In ELL Program 47.8% 183 8.2% 271 37.3% 279 84.2%<br />
In SEI 48.0% 136 8.8% 251 36.3% 241 82.6%<br />
Multilingual 69.0% - - 14 71.4% 21 85.7%<br />
Language Specific (All) 46.5% 129 8.5% 237 34.2% 220 82.3%<br />
In Two-Way Bilingual 89.3% NA NA 1 - 27 92.6%<br />
In TBE 84.0% - - 11 81.8% 1 - -<br />
In SIFE 7.5% 1 42 0% 8 - 3 -<br />
High School 4<br />
Pass Rate of English Proficient 95.2%<br />
N % N % N %<br />
LEP 72.6% 56 44.6% 201 61.2% 198 94.9%<br />
LEP Not in an ELL Program 75.0% 9 - 35 51.4% 57 94.7%<br />
In ELL Program 71.9% 47 42.6% 166 54.3% 141 95.0%<br />
In SEI 72.4% 31 35.1% 147 51.6% 131 95.4%<br />
Multilingual 66.7% 9 - 33 45.7% 23 94.0%<br />
In TBE 93.5% 8 - 13 92.3% 10 90<br />
In SIFE 18.8% 1 8 - 6 - 0 -<br />
Note: 1 Represents less than 10 students. 2 Elementary includes Grades 4-5. Among LEPs in elementary school grades scoring at MEPA levels 1-2, differences in<br />
MCAS ELA pass rates were not found to be significant when comparing students of various ELL program statuses. Among LEPs in elementary school grades scoring<br />
at MEPA level 3, differences in MCAS ELA pass rates were also not found to be significant when comparing students of various ELL program statuses. Among<br />
LEPs in elementary school grades scoring at MEPA levels 4-5, differences in MCAS ELA pass rates were found to be significant when comparing students in SEI to<br />
students in TBE (p=.017, small effect size) and when comparing students in SEI to students not in am ELL program (p=.022, minimal effect size). 3 Middle school<br />
includes Grade 6-8. Among LEPs in middle school grades scoring at MEPA levels 1-2, differences in MCAS ELA pass rates were found to be significant when<br />
comparing students in SEI to students in TBE (p=.009, medium effect size). Among LEPs in middle school grades scoring at MEPA level 3, differences in MCAS ELA<br />
pass rates were found to be significant when comparing students in ELL programs to students not in ELL programs (p=.037, medium effect size), students in SEI to<br />
students in TBE (p=.003, small effect size), students in SEI to students not in ELL programs (p=.023, small effect size), and students in SEI multilingual to students in<br />
SEI language specific programs (p=.005, small effect size). Among LEPs in middle school grades scoring at MEPA levels 4-5, differences in MCAS ELA pass rates<br />
were not found to be significant when comparing students of various ELL program statuses. 4 High school includes Grade 10. Among LEPs in high school scoring at<br />
MEPA levels 1-2, differences in MCAS ELA pass rates were found to be significant when comparing students in SEI to students in TBE (p=.001, large effect size).<br />
Among LEPs in high school scoring at MEPA level 3, differences in MCAS ELA pass rates were found to be significant when comparing students in SEI to students<br />
in TBE (p=.033, small effect size). Among LEPs in high school scoring at MEPA levels 4-5, differences in MCAS ELA pass rates were not found to be significant<br />
when comparing students of various ELL program statuses.<br />
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130 Improving <strong>Education</strong>al Outcomes of English Language Learners in Schools and Programs in Boston Public Schools