MLE Zone Schools
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When a school does not offer the MLE services that parents choose in their Parent Permission Form (PPF), their child is eligible to attend the nearest MLE Zone School.
ELA-E Zone Schools
If ELA-E services are requested and not available at the student's home school, families are provided with the option of an ELA-E Zone school:
Elementary - Place Bridge Academy
Middle - Merrill
High - SouthTNLI Zone Schools
If parents request ELA-S services, and they are not available at the student's neighborhood school, families are provided with the option of a TNLI Zone school:
TNLI Zone School Maps show the Zone School (identified by a star) in each color coded area.
Newcomer Centers
All DPS schools have the ability to meet the needs of all Multilingual Learner students, including New-to-U.S. and Newcomer (SLIFE) students. Families make the ultimate decision about their child's placement.
Students are eligible to attend a Newcomer Center when they have been identified by as meeting the following criteria:
- New to the country and have been enrolled in a U.S. school for less than two semesters
- Have Limited or Interrupted Education (6+ months of missed schooling)
- Minimal Literacy skills in English (WIDA 1.0-2.4)
- Minimal Literacy skills in their native language
Newcomer Centers serve students generally for one or two semesters to prepare them for participation in an ELA-E or ELA-S classroom.
CONTACT
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Multilingual Education
Emily Griffith Campus
1860 Lincoln St., 10th Floor
Denver, CO 80203Email: dps_mle.groups@dpsk12.net
MLE Hotline: 720-423-2040
Fax: 720-423-1577Nubia Ponce
Elementary MLE OSS/ISA Coordinator & Site Manager
Nubia_PonceOrozco@dpsk12.netAna Gonzales
Secondary MLE OSS/ISA Coordinator
Ana_Gonzales@dpsk12.netBernadette Navarette
Charter MLE OSS/ISA Specialist
Bernadette_Navarette@dpsk12.org