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Charlottesville High School

English Language Development (ELD)

English Language Development (ELD)

English Language Development (ELD) services are designed to support students in the English Language Program as they develop English proficiency in listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Concepts taught in the program support grade-level content skills taught in all areas of the regular curriculum. Instruction is designed to meet the needs of students at various English proficiency levels, is offered in all schools, and includes all students who test into the division-wide English Language Development program. Students are assigned to courses in the ELD  programs based on their first language literacy, their English proficiency level as measured by the ACCESS test, and their academic level. 

 

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Charlottesville High School Course Offerings

  • 07_5991_8 English Language Development I 

    Credit: 2 World Language credits; SCED 01008-I

    Grade: 9, 10, 11, 12

    Prerequisite: English Language Proficiency Assessment of Level 1

    Description: This course is designed for beginning English Language Learners. Students receive a double block of intensive instruction in reading, writing, listening and speaking. Focus is placed on initial reading, sight words, spelling, and basic vocabulary in social language and all content areas.

     

  • 07_5992_8 English Language Development II 

    Credit: 1 World Language credit; SCED 01008-II

    Grade: 9, 10, 11, 12

    Prerequisite: English Language Proficiency Assessment of Level 2

    Description: This course is designed for high-beginning English Language Learners. Students receive intensive instruction in reading, writing, listening and speaking. Emphasis is placed on reading development and academic language in all content areas.

     

  • 07_5993_8 English Language Development III 

    Credit: 1 World Language credit; SCED 01008-III

    Grade: 9, 10, 11, 12

    Prerequisite: English Language Proficiency Assessment of Level 3

    Description: This course is designed for high-beginning English Language Learners. Students receive intensive instruction in reading, writing, listening and speaking. Emphasis is placed on reading development and academic language in all content areas.

     

  • 07_5994_8 English Language Development IV

    Credit: 1 World  Language Credit; SCED 01008-IV

    Grade: 9, 10, 11, 12

    Prerequisite: None

    Description: This course is to provide additional support for intermediate to advanced level English Language Learners who are not in a sheltered ELD course.. The focus is on academic vocabulary, reading strategies, writing and study skills necessary to be prepared for the End-of-Course Assessments.

     

  • 16_5733_8 Reading Foundations I ELD

    Credit: 1 Elective Credit; SCED 22910

    Grade: 9, 10, 11, 12

    Prerequisite: Teacher Recommendation

    Description: This is a literacy class for emergent learners of English. This class focuses on using picture stories to build vocabulary, word study to learn new words along with basic spelling rules, and survival English skills.

     

  • 16_5735_8 Reading Foundations II ELD 

    Credit: 1 Elective Credit; SCED 22910

    Grade: 9, 10, 11, 12

    Prerequisite: Teacher Recommendation

    Description: This is a literacy class for emergent learners of English. This class focuses on using picture stories to build vocabulary, word study to learn new words along with basic spelling rules, and survival English skills.

     

  • 16_5736_8 Math Foundations ELD 

    Credit: 1 Elective Credit; SCED 22908

    Grade: 9, 10, 11, 12

    Prerequisite: Teacher Recommendation

    Description: This semester based, double-blocked course covers basic mathematics. Heavy emphasis is placed on computation and basic number skills as well as development of reading and writing skills.

     

  • 16_5737_8 Math Foundations II ELD 

    Credit: 1 Elective Credit; SCED 22908

    Grade: 9, 10, 11, 12

    Prerequisite: Teacher Recommendation

    Description: This semester based, double-blocked course covers basic mathematics. Heavy emphasis is placed on computation and basic number skills as well as development of reading and writing skills. This math course is modeled after the Introduction to Algebra course.

     

  • 16_5734_8 Science Foundations ELD

    Credit: 1 Elective Credit; SCED 22908

    Grade: 9, 10, 11, 12

    Prerequisite: Teacher Recommendation

    Description: This course covers basic skills necessary for success in science courses. Heavy emphasis is placed on computation and basic number skills, as well as development of reading and writing skills.

     

  • 22_2297_0 Becoming a Global Citizen

    Credit: 1 Elective Credit; SCED 22106-I

    Grade: 9, 10, 11, 12

    Prerequisite: None

    Description: This course is designed to help create a generation of intellectually inspired, knowledge producing, and socially responsible students. Students will explore the relationship between human rights and social justice through discussion, reflections, and performance-based assessment. Class will consist of advanced ESL students and mainstream students.

     

  • 16_5739_8 21st Century ELD

    Credit: 1 Elective Credit; SCED 22910

    Grade: 9, 10, 11, 12

    Prerequisite: None

    Description: This course is designed for English Language Learners who have taken ELD I and ELD II multiple times and still need more support building their literacy and language skills. Students will receive intensive instruction in reading, writing, listening and speaking. Emphasis is placed on real-world reading development, 21st century vocational skills and practical applications of such skills.