North Carolina

North Carolina Title III Office

Ivanna ManThrower
NC Dept. of Public Instruction
K-12 Program Areas
6366 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-6174
Ph: 919-807-3861
Fax: 919-807-3823

State Standards

North Carolina English Language Proficiency Standards 

North Carolina Standard Course of Study

State Assessment Systems

North Carolina English Language Proficiency Assessment - ACCESS for ELLs®

North Carolina Testing Program

Technical Assistance Network

Find technical assistance centers for the state.

State Focus: North Carolina

A snapshot of the current demographics of EL students in the state

CSPR Data

(What is CSPR?)

• 2009-10 CSPR report submitted by state
• 2008-09 CSPR report submitted by state
• 2007-08 CSPR report submitted by state
• 2006-07 CSPR report submitted by state

Other Data Tables

• Rate of LEP Growth 1997-98 to 2007-08

• American Community Survey estimate of population aged 5-21, and ability to speak English

District Data

Learn more about individual districts in North Carolina! Below is a sample of ten urban/suburban and rural districts, representing some of those with the highest and/or fastest growing numbers of EL students.

Alamance-Burlington Schools

Cabarrus County Schools

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools

Duplin County Schools

Durham Public Schools

Forsyth County Schools

Guildford County Schools

Johnston County Schools

Union County Public Schools

Wake County Schools

For more information on data sources and analysis see the Trends in School Districts' English Learner Enrollments.