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ELPAC Fact Sheet 2025.pdfWhat is Elpac?
What is Elpac?
The ELPAC, or English Language Proficiency Assessments for California, is the state's English language proficiency test for students whose primary language is other than English. The ELPAC helps to identify students who need help in learning English, so they can get the language support they need to do well in school and access the full curriculum. The ELPAC targets the four domains of literacy - reading, writing, speaking, and listening.
What are the benefits of reclassification?
What are the benefits of reclassification?
Reclassified students no longer need extra language support classes
They gain more time to take classes that interest them
Reclassification shows students are ready to succeed in all subjects
It is a key step toward college, careers, and future goals
It is an achievement to be proud of!
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ELPAC proficiency levels help educators understand where students are on their journey to English proficiency. Level 1 indicates beginning English skills, while Level 2 shows students are developing basic understanding and use of the language. At Level 3, students can engage in most classroom activities with some support. Level 4 indicates that students are well developed in English and can access grade-level content with minimal to no language support. These levels guide instructional planning and targeted support to ensure all English learners continue to grow.
teacher resources to prepare students for the elpac
teacher resources to prepare students for the elpac
Helping Every Student Thrive on the ELPAC
Support your students' ELPAC success with a comprehensive educator toolkit — featuring test-taking strategies, and skill-specific resources for reading, writing, speaking, and listening, plus practice tests for grades K–11.
Questions regarding ELPAC results?
Contact the Assessment Team
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