- Consortium for Multilingual Learner Success
- Californians Together Coalition
- Sobrato Policy Partners
- California High-Quality Instructional Materials
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The Consortium for Multilingual Learner Success is a regional collective created by an advisory committee and the California Community Foundation to uplift what we know about good policies, programs, and practices for English learners. Today, the Consortium is composed of nearly 100 civil rights, policy, research, philanthropic, educator and community-based organizations working to strengthen the prosperity of California and Los Angeles County by advocating for an educational system that fully supports the needs and embraces the assets of DLL and EL students.
Please click here to view the CCF EL Consortium EL 2020 Policy Agenda.
Californians Together (CalTog) is a statewide advocacy coalition of powerful organizations from all segments of the education community including teachers, administrators, board members, parents, and civil rights non-profit groups. Our member organizations come together around the goal of better educating over 1.4 million English Learners by improving California's schools and promoting equitable educational policy.
The coalition aims for an educational system that is funded and structured so every child will have full access to a high quality 21st century education and will graduate from our public schools fully prepared for success in college and career and full civic participation. Each student will achieve or possess cross-cultural skills and knowledge, connections to their families and communities, informational and technological literacy, communication and literacy skills in more than one language.
See the full list of coalition members on CalTog's website.
Sobrato Policy Partners is a coalition of the Sobrato Philanthropies grantees that represent policy content expertise across the field.
CEEL and the Sobrato Philanthropies have a shared goal to advance statewide systemic change for English learners and the partnership with Sobrato Philanthropies has enabled CEEL to make significant progress that will inform strategies to support English learners. Strategies include research; collaboration with education leaders, teachers, and experts; policy and advocacy reform and influence; and development of best practices to support distance learning for English learners.
Read more about Sobrato's English Learner Program.
The Center for Equity for English Learners (CEEL) at Loyola Marymount University is committed to leading research, practice, and policy efforts to address the long-standing inequities in mathematics education that have disproportionately affected English Learners and historically marginalized populations of students.
CEEL strategically partners with organizations and coalitions such as the High-Quality Instructional Materials Learning Partners (HQIM LP) to engage in collective efforts to transform educational practices and policies to better serve multilingual and English Learner students.
Through our partnership with EdTrustWest, Californians Together and other key organizations, we are guiding and supporting the implementation of the groundbreaking 2023 California Mathematics Framework (Math Framework), which provides a model for integrating English language development with mathematics instruction. This framework serves as an example of how to create equitable, rigorous educational experiences that meet the diverse needs of all students, setting a new standard for equity in mathematics education.