The number is a significant increase from the early days of the program
The Algoma District School Board has seen a significant increase in the number of students in the English Language Learners program, which began in 2016.On Wednesday evening the ADSB board learned that more than 250 students are currently in the program, now dubbed multilingual learners to better describe the program.This fall, Algoma District School Board has seen a significant increase in the number of multilingual learners registered with the Board.
Linda shared that she presented to the board in November 2016 when we were in the very early stages of working with and registering English Language Learners. At that time, ADSB had 21 elementary and six secondary students in seven Sault Ste Marie schools, most from Syria. Today, we have 250+ multilingual learners, Kindergarten through Grade 12, located in 25 of our schools district wide representing 44 countries and 35 languages.
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