State Education Agency Accessibility and Accommodations Policies: 2018-19 Within the ACCESS for ELLs 2.0 Accessibility and Accommodations Supplement, there are a number of places where the text refers to the development of specific state education agency (SEA) policies on accessibility and accommodations. This document contains SEA-specific responses for Rhode Island. Item SEA Policy Key Points to – Section Document Text Address 1 State Specific SEA Policy: Your may have Accommodation specific SEA policies. Please Policy address the following items in this document. Please check with your state State Response: This document regarding specific contains information on accommodation accommodations and other test 1.1 policies for English supports available to students who About This language take the ACCESS for ELLs 2.0 and Supplement proficiency tests. Alternate ACCESS for ELLs in Rhode The accessibility Island. For questions about any of features and Page 3 the information in this document, accommodations please contact Flavia Molea Baker specified and (401-222-8480; ) or Heather described in this Heineke, RIDE, Office of Curriculum, supplement are Instruction, and Assessment recommendations ). only and do not replace or amend state policies.
State Education Agency Accessibility and Accommodations Policies: 2018-19 Within the ACCESS for ELLs 2.0 Accessibility and Accommodations Supplement, there are a number of places where the text refers to the development of specific state education agency (SEA) policies on accessibility and accommodations. This document contains SEA-specific responses for Rhode Island. Item Section Document Text SEA Policy – Key Points to Address 1 1.1 About This Supplement Page 3 State Specific Accommodation Policy Please check with your state regarding specific accommodation policies for English language proficiency tests. The accessibility features and accommodations specified and described in this supplement are recommendations only and do not replace or amend state policies. SEA Policy: Your may have specific SEA policies. Please address the following items in this document. State Response: This document contains information on accommodations and other test supports available to students who take the ACCESS for ELLs 2.0 and Alternate ACCESS for ELLs in Rhode Island. For questions about any of the information in this document, please contact Flavia Molea Baker (401-222-8480; ) or Heather Heineke, RIDE, Office of Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment ).