California updates rules for ESL students

California has enacted a new law to simplify the reclassification process for English learners in schools. Assembly Bill 2555, signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom, removes multiple requirements such as teacher evaluations and district assessments, allowing students who score the highest on the English Language Proficiency Assessments to be reclassified more easily. This change aims to reduce delays—some students waited years to be reclassified—and improve access to advanced courses and electives for nearly one million students currently classified as English learners. The law also applies retroactively, benefiting students who recently met proficiency standards.

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