Home Language Survey (Hls) - Rhode Island (Chinese)

This is a legal document that was released by the Rhode Island Department of Labor and Training - a government authority operating within Rhode Island.

The document is provided in Chinese.

FAQ

Q: What is the Home Language Survey (HLS) in Rhode Island?
A: The Home Language Survey (HLS) is a survey conducted in Rhode Island to gather information about the primary language spoken at home by students.

Q: Why is the Home Language Survey (HLS) conducted?
A: The Home Language Survey (HLS) is conducted to identify students who may need additional language support or services in school.

Q: Who is required to complete the Home Language Survey (HLS) in Rhode Island?
A: Every parent or legal guardian of a student entering Rhode Island public schools is required to complete the Home Language Survey (HLS).

Q: What information does the Home Language Survey (HLS) ask for?
A: The Home Language Survey (HLS) asks for information about the primary language spoken at home by the student and the student's parents or guardians.

Q: How does the Home Language Survey (HLS) determine if a student needs additional language support?
A: The Home Language Survey (HLS) uses the information provided to identify students who may need additional language support or services, such as English as a Second Language (ESL) programs.

Q: Is the Home Language Survey (HLS) available in languages other than English?
A: Yes, the Home Language Survey (HLS) is available in multiple languages, including Chinese, to accommodate non-English speaking parents or guardians.

Q: Can I opt out of completing the Home Language Survey (HLS)?
A: No, completing the Home Language Survey (HLS) is required for all students entering Rhode Island public schools.

Q: What happens if I don't complete the Home Language Survey (HLS)?
A: Failure to complete the Home Language Survey (HLS) may result in delays in identifying and providing necessary language support services for your child.