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   It is the firm belief of the Denville Township Schools that multiple language studies can yield rich dividends: greater overall academic achievement, deeper understanding of language structure, vocabulary, syntax and derivation, improved listening and memory skills, increased employment opportunity and - perhaps most

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   It is the firm belief of the Denville Township Schools that multiple language studies can yield rich dividends: greater overall academic achievement, deeper understanding of language structure, vocabulary, syntax and derivation, improved listening and memory skills, increased employment

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   What language do ells speak in Maryland?

   • The proportion of school-aged ELLs who report speaking Asian and Pacific Island languages is 6 percentage points greater in Maryland that in the U.S. Figure 2: Languages spoken at home by 5-17-year-old, non-monolingual population in the U.S. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010-2014 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates.

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   What percentage of ells in Maryland speak other Indo-European languages?

   • In contrast, more than one fifth (22.76%) of the school-aged ELL population in Maryland affirm speaking other Indo-European languages, compare to less than one seventh (13.04%) of the U.S. school-aged ELL population.

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   Are there more ells in Maryland?

   • Notably, the proportion of ELLs enrolled in public schools is larger in Maryland than in other traditional immigrant destinations such as Arizona. These figures do not implicate that there are more students who speak a language other than English in Maryland than in those states.

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   Is the enrollment of English language learners 1 growing faster in Maryland?

   • The enrollment of English Language Learners 1 (ELLs) increased in both the United States and Maryland between 1998 and 2015 (Figure 1). However, the ELL population is growing at a faster rate in Maryland than in the U.S. While the share of ELL enrollment increased 3.3 percentage points in the U.S., it grew 4.9 percentage points in Maryland.

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4. www.marylandpublicschools.org › programs › DocumentsEL Data for the 2022-2023 School Year - Maryland public school s

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   | Maryland State Department of Education Total EL Enrollment and Top Languages Total number of ELs: 105,653* *(based on the 2022 -23 EL October Enrollment Survey) 2. Top five languages spoken by ELs • Spanish: 79,325 • French: 1,352 • Arabic: 1,154 • Chinese: 1,086 • Urdu: 902. Spanish. French. Arabic. Chinese. Urdu

5. www.denville.org › world_languageWorld Language - Denville Township School District

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   The Denville School District's mission is to educate and empower all students to excel. Town Hall, 1 St. Mary's Pl., 2nd Floor, Denville, NJ 07834 Phone 973-983-6530 | Fax 973-784-4778

6. www.marylandpublicschools.org › programs › DocumentsEnglish Learners (ELs) in Maryland - marylandpublicschools.org

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   Total EL Enrollment and Top Languages. Total number of ELs: 93,250. (based on the 2019-20 October EL Enrollment Survey) Top five languages spoken by ELs. Spanish (72,939) French (1,846) Chinese (1,506) Amharic (1,405) Arabic (1,334)

7. education.umd.edu › research › centersTrends in Maryland Public Schools: English Language ... - UMD

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   Examining the languages spoken at home by the school-aged population provides a measure of the makeup of the ELL population in the U.S. and in Maryland. As shown in figures 2 and 3, the school-aged ELL population that report speaking Spanish at home is smaller in Maryland (51.70%) than in the nation as a whole (71.81%).

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   The Denville Township Public Schools are committed to the achievement of increased cultural awareness, respect and equity among students, teachers and community. We are pleased to present all pupils with information pertaining to possible career, professional or vocational opportunities which in no