Increasing EL Student Equity in the K-12 Classroom

In the U.S., students who learn to speak, read, and write well in English improve their chances for success in all other areas of their education. Take a look at this infographic to learn how increasing EL student equity in the K-12 classroom sets learners up for success in school and their communities.

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