Board hears data on long‑term ELs and SLIFE students; district outlines targeted supports
Trustees were briefed on long‑term English learners (LTELs) and Students with Limited or Interrupted Formal Education (SLIFE); presenters said Hermiston has 61 SLIFE students and described targeted interventions and course access strategies to address barriers to proficiency.
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Presenters told the board Hermiston has a comparatively large SLIFE population: 61 students in the reported window, down from the prior report. They described SLIFE criteria (third grade or older, two or fewer years of formal schooling, two or more years below grade level) and explained why SLIFE and long‑term EL populations require intensive supports.
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