September 2006

 

TO:                 Principals of Nonpublic Schools

FROM:           Kevin McCarthy

SUBJECT:     NYS English as a Second Language Achievement Test (NYSESLAT)

 

Enclosed are the results of the 2006 NYSESLAT exams taken by the students in your school. The report shows the name of the student, the combined raw and scale score achieved in listening speaking, reading and writing. It also shows the proficiency level achieved in listening speaking, reading and writing.

On the reverse side is a chart showing the scale score range for each level by grade.

 

NYSESLAT 2006 SCALE SCORE RANGES FOR DETERMINING ENGLISH PROFICIENCY

 

To determine a student’s level of English proficiency, match the student’s scale scores for Listening & Speaking and Reading & Writing to the scale score ranges for Listening & Speaking and Reading & Writing on this chart.

  • To move from one level of proficiency to the next, the student must score within the range of the higher proficiency level in both combinations of modalities (Listening & Speaking and Reading &Writing).
  • To move from the limited English proficient level to the English proficient level, the student must score at the English proficient level in both combinations of modalities (Listening & Speaking and Reading & Writing).
  • Students who have moved in only one combination of modalities should remain at the lower proficiency level.

 

Grade

BEGINNING

INTERMEDIATE

ADVANCED

PROFICIENT

Listening & Speaking

Reading & Writing

Listening & Speaking

Reading & Writing

Listening & Speaking

Reading & Writing

Listening & Speaking

Reading & Writing

K

510 and below

536 and below

511-572

537-581

573-615

582-608

616 and above

609 and above

1

519 and below

558 and below

520-581

559-608

582-648

609-654

649 and above

655 and above

2

542 and below

570 and below

543-601

571-622

602-660

623-662

661 and above

663 and above

3

554 and below

579 and below

555-610

580-629

611-674

630-678

675 and above

679 and above

4

566 and below

588 and below

567-620

589-641

621-683

642-690

684 and above

691 and above

5

578 and below

619 and below

579-630

620-659

631-685

660-703

686 and above

704 and above

6

586 and below

622 and below

587-638

623-667

639-695

668-709

696 and above

710 and above

7

596 and below

628 and below

597-650

629-673

651-702

674-709

703 and above

710 and above

8

604 and below

631 and below

605-660

632-681

661-702

682-709

703 and above

710 and above

9

622 and below

642 and below

623-677

643-697

678-714

698-725

715 and above

726 and above

10

627 and below

645 and below

628-685

646-701

686-720

702-731

721 and above

732 and above

11

634 and below

648 and below

635-693

649-710

694-727

711-738

728 and above

739 and above

12

639 and below

651 and below

640-703

652-714

704-727

715-738

728 and above

739 and above

 

 

If you have any questions concerning this data please contact me at (518) 474-7965.