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California's Newest English Speakers Test For Success

It is often said that if you want something done, ask a busy person. Like, for instance, children who began school with limited or no English language skills, yet who succeed in learning enough to be redesignated as proficient in English, and moved into the mainstream.

In California, these children, termed Reclassified-Fluent English Proficient (R-FEP) students, are among the highest achievers in the public education system - as has proven the case in other states as well. They regularly outperform state averages for all students, having done so on the standardized CAT/6 test in all subjects in each of the past three years (the test is given to third and seventh graders).

In fact, they even ...

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