English Learner Program parent page.
Many Languages, One Community
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ESL Team
Barbara Adolph
badolph@lexingtonma.org
Katelyn Natale (on leave)
Emirjona Vukaj Haxhimihali
Leah Travers
Location: Main Building, rm. 169View our ESL Class Website:
🌻Welcome to the The ESL Program Parent Page at Lexington High School🌻
🌻Welcome to the The ESL Program Parent Page at Lexington High School🌻
The ESL Program seeks to advance the English proficiency of all English Language Learner students in order to provide them with the necessary vocabulary, reading, writing, and speaking skills, as well as cultural background to be successful in all of their classes at Lexington High School. The ESL Program, along with LHS staff, also work to provide emotional and academic supports where necessary during the process of transitioning to a new culture and a new learning environment.
LUNCH
Lunch is free for ALL students until June.
Information for families of LHS
Information for families of LHS
This is information families need to know. There are quick links on topics important to you.
ELPAC
ELPAC
Join the parent group! View our website to see how!
The English Learner Parents Advisory Council is a coalition of parents, teachers, and administration that will work together for the best possible outcomes of our students. Your voice is important to us!
All parents of current and former ELs are automatically members of this Council and are welcome to all meetings. The council is comprised of the following:
a parent representative from each school (PreK-12)
an ESL teacher from each of the elementary, middle school, and high school levels
a school administrator
representatives of local parent organizations
LHS Representative contact: TBA (to be announced)
ELPAC MEETING Dates
When : May 14th
Where: Central Office Gymnasium, 146 Maple St.
Time: 6-7:30
Agenda : Celebration of Learning in the ELE Program
Parent Resources
Parent Resources
*THESE ARE IMPORTANT SUPPORTS FOR YOUR FAMILY*
Immigration Support and DACA Information
Refugee and Immigrant support in New England
IS YOUR CHILD EXPERIENCING CULTURE SHOCK? ARE YOU?
Sometimes ESL students and/or their family members go through a cultural transition period called "culture shock". This is an emotional transition from one culture to another that affects mood, behavior, sleep patterns, and relationships. It often appears in stages; please see the the details in the link above.
English language classes for Adults:
ESL for Adults at the Lexington Center for Education
English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) instruction: at Grace Chapel in Lexington
Adult Learning Center @ Middlesex Community College (classes in ESL, career training - digital literacy skills, math, etc..)
Connect with friends through a common culture!
College Entrance Exam information and Planning through collegeboard.org
SAT / ACT Prep - Kaplan Inc., The Princeton Review, Khan Academy, Chyten Test Prep and Admissions, Lex Community Education
Online Learning Resources for Japanese Families
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