What We Do to Support Content Developers Designing for California

ELSF partners with curriculum developers to design and refine high-quality instructional materials that align with California’s requirements and support multilingual learners.

The Challenge in California

California state leaders have prioritized multilingual learner success through the California English Learner Roadmap and the California Math Framework. With the current math adoption process underway and the upcoming ELA/ELD adoption, the demand for rigorous, multilingual-learner-focused materials is clear.

How We Help

As a core member of the CalCurriculum, we have been involved since the early stages of California’s materials adoption process. Our team brings deep knowledge, insights, and hands-on experience to help content developers navigate state requirements and integrate research-backed features that strengthen language development.

Outcomes

With over 1.1 million multilingual learners in California, curriculum adoption and implementation decisions in the Golden State have a far-reaching impact. By working with ELSF, content developers gain the knowledge and tools to strengthen their materials, ensuring they align with California’s expectations.

The Challenge in California

California state leaders have prioritized multilingual learner success through the California English Learner Roadmap and the California Math Framework. With the current math adoption process underway and the upcoming ELA/ELD adoption, the demand for rigorous, multilingual-learner-focused materials is clear.

How We Help

California state leaders have prioritized multilingual learner success through the California English Learner Roadmap and the California Math Framework. With the current math adoption process underway and the upcoming ELA/ELD adoption, the demand for rigorous, multilingual-learner-focused materials is clear.

Outcomes

California state leaders have prioritized multilingual learner success through the California English Learner Roadmap and the California Math Framework. With the current math adoption process underway and the upcoming ELA/ELD adoption, the demand for rigorous, multilingual-learner-focused materials is clear.

How we can collaborate

Design Studio

Early stage, short-term

An early-stage design workshop merging thought partnership and support with curricular features and the strengthening of early prototypes.

Snapshot Reviews

Any stage, short-term

ELSF provides one round of review and feedback on instructional materials, including concrete suggestions for improvement.

Deep Dive Reviews

Any stage, medium-term

ELSF provides three iterative reviews to identify and address strengths, growth opportunities, and concrete suggestions for deeper improvement.

Needs Assessment with Strategic Planning

Any stage, long-term

ELSF audits multilingual supports across products to create an in-depth roadmap for leveraging strengths and addressing gaps across the organization.

Create Materials that Deliver for California’s Students.

Dr. Alma Castro
Director of California Initiatives

From their leadership to flexibility, the [ELSF] partnership resulted in a deep impact for our product and helped broaden our thinking. As a result, we incorporated many changes. ELSF’s feedback was invaluable to the revision of our product.

Math Publisher
Math Publisher

Our design now includes enhanced supports for all students within the core lesson to support MLLs. This is a direct result of our engagement with ELSF.

National ELA Publisher
National ELA Publisher

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