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Community Outreach Academy Case Study

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Community Outreach Academy has approximately 88% of English Language Learners and the mission of the school is to increase students’ language skills. All of the teachers are certified as ELL teachers. Teachers use many different strategies to increase the skills in students and one of them is SDAIE. In addition to that, a supplemental vocabulary curriculum by Steck-Vaughis being implemented for grades second through sixth. For Kindergarten through second grade, students receive a weekly lesson in bi-lingual instruction based upon their Treasures story vocabulary for the week. These strategies will help students to increase their English level as well as their native language level. COA has English Language. Based on that 90% of students are

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