Who We Collaborate With

Content Developers

We help content developers build better products for multilingual learners.

Education Leaders

We support curriculum adoption decision-makers in the selection and implementation of high-quality materials.

Professional Learning Partners & States and Districts

We partner with organizations, and states and districts to ensure curriculum-based professional learning includes addresses the needs of multilingual learners.

Partners

We partner with organizations, researchers, and advocates interested in helping multilingual learners succeed academically.

Featured Resources

Curriculum Adoption

RFP Language for Literacy Instructional Materials in CA

Dual Language Literacy
ELA
English Language Development
SLA
Curriculum Adoption

Materials Must-Haves Infographic

ELA
Math
Dual Language Literacy
English Language Development

If I were a teacher, what would I want a literacy curriculum to help me do? Teach content that is exciting, connected, interesting, and meaningful. Pull together materials kids would be interested in learning, supporting the magical integration of literature, music, art, science, culture, and history.

Dr. Lily Wong Fillmore
Dr. Lily Wong Fillmore
Professor Emeritus, University of California, Berkeley

Language and content for me, and I think in general, are two sides of the same coin. The best way to master content is through language. The best way to master a new language is through content.

Richard Heffernan
Richard Heffernan
Executive Director, Dual Language and ESL at Dallas Independent School District

“By implementing curricula that are designed to support multilingual learners, districts can help educators spend more time doing what they do best: helping students grow.” The 74 Million Op-Ed, 10.22.2024

Crystal Gonzales
Crystal Gonzales
ELSF Executive Director