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COURSE CATALOG 2017-2018                                                                  P a g e  | 10

                ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC SUCCESS

                X729 Year 1
                X731 Year 2

                Offered at Orange High School only

                This year-long elective course is done concurrently with the grade level core English course (L 300, L 400, L 500, or L 660).
                This language program is designed to accelerate language skills for academic language learners, including long-term English
                language learners, advanced ELL/ELD students, and community dialect speakers. Targeted instructional routines for vocabulary,
                writing, speaking, and listening help language learners obtain the English skills needed for other courses.
                Prerequisites: Students identified as scoring mid-range Level 2 (Standard Nearly Met) on California’s state standardized ELA
                assessment or at a basic level as measured by a standardized reading assessment.  CELDT level 3 or higher.

                ELD BEGINNING

                L590 Grade 9
                L591 Grade 10
                L592 Grade 11
                L593 Grade 12
                This course introduces students to beginning English language structure. Listening, speaking, reading and writing activities are
                designed to help students develop competency in oral language and literacy skills. They will study the basic elements of English
                such as nouns and verbs along with phonemic and semantic aspects of the language. Content area vocabulary related to grade
            ENGLISH LANGUAGE SUPPORT   Prerequisite: Must be taken in conjunction with R 708; CELDT score of 1 and Reading Comprehension Lexile level at 400 or below
                appropriate course work will be emphasized. English language instruction is based on the California ELD Standards and grade
                level English Language Arts standards.



                ELD-BEGINNING
                R708

                This  course is done  concurrently with ELD Beginning and supports students in developing skills in  word analysis, fluency,
                vocabulary, comprehension and basic literary analysis and response. Sequential reading materials are used to establish a
                base for further content area and narrative reading tasks.
                Prerequisites: Must be taken in conjunction with L 590, L 591, L 592, or L 593; CELDT score of 1 and Reading Comprehension
                Lexile level at 400 or below
                ELD EARLY INTERMEDIATE

                L594 Grade 9
                L595 Grade 10
                L596 Grade 11
                L597 Grade 12
                This course continues the introduction of English language structure to students who have mastered the beginning level. They
                will continue to study the basic elements of English through listening, speaking, reading, and writing activities. Content area
                vocabulary related to grade appropriate course work will be emphasized. English  language instruction is based on the
                California ELD Standards and grade level English Language Arts standards.

                Prerequisite: Must be taken in conjunction with R 718; CELDT score of 2 and Reading Comprehension Lexile level between 259
                and 579.
                ELD READING-EARLY INTERMEDIATE

                R718
                This course is done concurrently with ELD Early Intermediate Grammar and is a continuation of the skills covered in ELD Reading-
                Beginning. Students continue to develop these English language skills that are needed to be successful in reading informational
                text and literature.
                Prerequisites: Must be taken in conjunction with L 594, L 595, L 596, or L 597; CELDT score of 2; and Reading Comprehension
                Lexile level between 259 and 579.

              KEY   * meets UC approval for “A-G”   ^ meets course requirements for NCAA
                 An “E” at the end of the course number indicates that the class is offered online through Virtual Learning
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