Study Calls for Changing ELL-Funding Formulas
"Allocating Federal Funds for State Programs for English-Language Learners"
Federal support of programs for English-language learners depends on a formula based on the number of ELL students in each state and district, but a long-awaited national study suggests officials need a more comprehensive way to identify...
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