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Reclassification is when a child demonstrates language proficiency sufficient to be successful in their academic classes. A high level of English proficiency is necessary to provide access for college and career.

Reclassification is the process whereby a student is reclassified from English learner (EL) status to Fluent English Proficient (RFEP) status. Reclassification can take place at any time during the academic year, immediately upon the student meeting all the criteria.

RFEP: Reclassified Fluent English Proficient—This student was initially an English Learner, but has met the criteria for reclassification and is no longer in need of an additional support class. The student's progress is monitored for four years after reclassification in order to ensure academic success.

The English Language Proficiency Assessment of California (ELPAC) is an exam given to English learners every year. This test evaluates speaking, listening, reading and writing in English. Students must score an overall "4" on ELPAC in order to reclassify.

Reclassification is when a child demonstrates language proficiency sufficient to be successful in their academic classes. A high level of English proficiency is necessary to provide access for college and career.

Reclassifying means that a person repeats the same year of school. Essentially holding themselves back, but by their own power. So say a freshman this year is on pace to graduate in the year 2026 (Class of 2026).

The Overall score consists of the student's Oral Language score and Written Language score. The Oral Language score consists of the student's scores from the Listening and Speaking domains. The Written Language score consists of the student's scores from the Reading and Writing domains.

No. Parents and guardians cannot opt their child out of the ELPAC. State law (California) and federal law (Titles I and Ill of the Every Student Succeeds Act) require that all students whose primary language is a language other than English be assessed for English language proficiency (ELP).

Reclassification Requirements When an English Learner demonstrates English language proficiency comparable to grade-level English-speaking peers and can participate equally with them in the school's regular instructional program, the EL student is eligible to be reviewed for reclassification by Educational Services.