Examples of LOTE in a sentence
The YISD LOTE regulation, YISD EHAC-R states; “Students studying any LOTE may be placed into an upper level course without first taking the lower level course or a Credit by Examination (CBE) for the earlier level(s).
The 8th grade LOTE teachers and high school LOTE teachers will assist the counselors with the process and student identification.
Pathways developing high levels of language proficiency preparing native and non-native speakers for success on the AP exams must exist in all LOTE offerings.
PLACEMENT CRITERIA The LOTE program provides an opportunity for students to develop proficiency in a language other than English.
Students with a home language of English and no indicators of LOTE exposure or ability will be placed in Level I non-native of their requested LOTE, if at all possible.
LOTE offerings in YISD are based on ACTFL Progress Checkpoints and Texas TEKS for LOTE that represent different learning stages from Level 1 – Level 4.
Students with a home language of Spanish and participation in a transitional bilingual program, dual language, and/or schooling in a Spanish speaking country are not eligible and may not enroll in non-native Spanish LOTE courses.
When this occurs, the share of his/her charges in excess of the “reasonable and customary” amount will be entirely yours.
If students request placement in a Level I German, French, Japanese, Chinese or Russian etc., then they are to be placed into their requested LOTE course if possible.
If designated LEP, student must participate in all state mandated assessments for LEP students and the appropriate paperwork (LPAC meeting minutes, etc.) maintained by the campus LPAC coordinator.GUIDELINES FOR LANGUAGES OTHER THAN ENGLISH (LOTE) Back to Top HIGH SCHOOL GUIDELINES FOR PLACEMENT OF STUDENTS IN LANGUAGES OTHER THAN ENGLISH (LOTE) COURSES GENERAL PHILOSOPHY The ability to communicate in more than one language increases opportunities for individuals to be more marketable in society.