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Six Back-to-School Language Access Tips to Help LEP Students and Families

How can your school or district keep students safe, informed, and engaged if their families can’t understand key messages? You can’t—and that’s why language access is so important. Now that the school year is back in full swing, communication early and often is critical to better outcomes.   Approximately five million students in the United States […]

How a Language Access Coordinator Can Increase Program Effectiveness

Is your organization managing its language access program effectively, or is it struggling with scattered responsibilities? If the duties of overseeing language access are divided among several multilingual staff members, you risk overwhelming your team and under-managing the program. Ultimately, your organization may fall short of meeting the community’s needs.  You’ll need a dedicated resource […]

Creating and Managing a Language Access Plan That is Compliant and Meets Your Community’s Needs

A person in distress, unable to communicate their needs because they speak a language other than English – it’s a situation that happens all too often in our communities. Language barriers can lead to misunderstandings, misdiagnoses in healthcare settings, and inadequate support.   Are you confident that your organization is fully equipped to support non-native English […]

The Top 9 Challenges of Language Access for Schools

To support students and their families who speak English as a second language, schools must provide a complete range of translation and interpretation resources to bridge communication gaps. Language access is a critical component that must be in place to support a large percentage of students in the United States. Look at the stats:   Over […]

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