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

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

The document is provided in Swahili.

FAQ

Q: What is the Home Language Survey (HLS)?
A: HLS is a survey conducted in Rhode Island to gather information about the languages spoken in a student's home.

Q: Why is the Home Language Survey conducted?
A: The HLS is conducted to identify students who may be English language learners and require additional support in school.

Q: What information does the Home Language Survey collect?
A: The HLS collects information about the languages spoken at home by students and their families.

Q: Who is required to fill out the Home Language Survey?
A: All families with students attending Rhode Island schools are required to fill out the HLS.

Q: Why is it important to accurately complete the Home Language Survey?
A: Accurate completion of the HLS helps schools identify students who may require English language support services and ensures they receive the appropriate assistance.

Q: What happens after the Home Language Survey is completed?
A: Based on the information provided in the HLS, schools may assess students for English language proficiency and provide necessary support services.

Q: Can parents refuse to complete the Home Language Survey?
A: Parents are required by law to complete the HLS, but they can choose not to answer specific questions if they have concerns about privacy or other issues.