REN, Inc. Demographics
For information on English learners (LEP students) and fluent Engish proficient students, go to California Department of Education's website http://www.cde.ca.gov/ds/sd/lc/reports.asp

For further information on recent immigrant students in California schools, go to http://www.cde.ca.gov/sp/el/t3/immdemographics.asp

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Past issues of Context contain the following demographic information.

2002
[Context No. 152]
How many recent immigrant students are in California?
How have immigration trends changed over 3 years (2000-2002)?
Top 25 sending countries for California's recent immigrant students, 2002
Where in California do English learners live?
How many languages do California English learners speak?
Which California school districts enroll the majority of Khmer, Mien, Lao, Hmong, Vietnamese, Russian, Ukrainian, and Armenian English learners?
How many English learners are there in Sacramento County districts?

2001
[Context No. 151] Hmong, Vietnamese, and Russian English learners in California: Results of English language testing (2001)
[Context No.150] What are the most common languages for U.S. English learners ?
[Context No. 149] Changes in California English learners by county and language, 1998-2001.
Which California districts have seen the greatest change in English learners, 1998-2001? (Russian, Ukrainian, Armenian, Hmong, Mien, Khmer)
Sacramento County's English learners, 2001
[Context No. 148] Hmong population facts
[Context No. 147] Drawing conclusions from the SAT-9, 2001: LEP vs. Non-LEP

2000
[Context No. 142] English learners in Sacramento County districts, 2000
English learners and the SAT-9, 2000
[Context No. 141] Newcomers to the US, 2000
Refugees, FY98-99
Illegal aliens, FY 96
Recent Immigrants in California Schools, 2000

1999
[Context No. 138] Total LEP/FEP by language, 1999.
Top 10 counties; top 10 languages in Sacramento County.
Ten-year trend in LEP/FEP.
One year changes in LEP by language.
Districts with 50 or more LEP students (Cantonese, Vietnamese, Lao, Mien, Khmu, Lahu, Burmese, Hmong, Khmer, Armenian, Russian, Ukrainian).
[Context No.137] SAT-9 reading results for English-only, LEP, and FEP students in California and Sacramento County.
[Context No.136] Recent immigrant students in California schools, 1999.

1998
[Context No. 132] Second-language speakers in California schools, 1998.
Districts with more than 50 (Russian, Ukrainian, Armenian, Burmese, Cantonese, Hmong, Lao, Mien, Khmer, Khmu, Lahu, Vietnamese.
Languages with highest percentages of LEP
Ten -year trend in California's LEP/FEP students, 1988-1998.
Recent immigrant students in California schools, 1998.
Top 30 countries of origin.

1997
[Context No. 127] Top 10 languages in California's schools, 1997.
Changes in LEP language groups, 1993-97.
Total students by language, 1996, ranked by percent LEP.
Top 10 districts for LEP students.
[Senh--126] Immigration to US and California, FY96.
Recent immigrant students in California, districtss, and schools, 1997

1995-96
[Context No.121] Recent immigrant students in California's counties (map), 1995.
[Context No. 120] LEP/FEP students in California schools, 1995.

1994 and before
[Context No. 116] LEP groups in Sacramento County, 1994 v. 1989
[Context No. 111] LEP students in California, 1994
[Context No.. 109] Language minority students in California, selected counties, 1993.
[Context No. 104] Refugees, 1993-94.
[Context No. 101] How many Indochinese students in California schools, 1990-92?
[Context No. 86] Refugee ceilings and arrivals FY 90-91
[Context No. 90] Language needs in Sacramento County, by zip code.
[Context No. 78] Students in the Sacramento area, 1989
[Context No. 76] Refugees, FY 89-90
LEP students in California, 1989
[Context No. 75] LEP students in Sacramento and Yolo counties, 1988
[Context No.73] Language census, 1988
Southeast Asians in Sacramento county, by zip code, 1988
[Context No. 70] Hmong population in California, 1982/1987
Refugees, FY75-89