ESOL
ESOL Resource Teacher: Heather Holcomb
The WMHS ESOL program offers self-contained classes for English language acquisition and the Multi-disciplinary Education and Training Support [METS] for students with significant gaps in their prior education. Students are identified for ESOL at the MCPS School Counseling, Residency and International Admissions Office and take the WIDA ACCESS test annually to measure growth. Students exit the ESOL program when they meet language proficiency levels in reading, writing, speaking, and listening set by the Maryland State Department of Education.
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ESOL Courses |
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METS Courses |
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ESOL Level 1 |
Entering |
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Sheltered ESOL 1 Tier 1 |
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ESOL Lab 1 |
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Reading for Tier 1 and METS Tier 2 |
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ESOL Level 2 |
Beginning |
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US Culture Past & Present for METS Tier 1 |
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ESOL Lab 2 |
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Introduction to the Language of Math Tier 1 |
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ESOL Level 3 |
Developing |
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Mathematical Applications to Problem Solving Tier 2 |
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ESOL Lab 3 |
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ESOL Algebra 1 |
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ESOL Level 4 |
Expanding |
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ESOL Related Math |
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ESOL Level 5 |
Bridging |
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ESOL Level 6 |
Reaching |
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Academic Language for ESOL 1 |
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RT: Heather Holcomb
ESOL Department:
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Gustavo Alonso-Moreno |
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Giselle Amezquita |
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Trish Dame |
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Maria Esther Duran |
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Sharon Faber |
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Heather Holcomb, ELD RT |
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Violeta Howard |
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Gloria Howe |
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Abby Marcos |
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Melissa Naidoo |
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Elvis Nde |
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Djina Satara-Petrovic |
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Veena Seshadri |
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Shannon Stoughton |
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Marcus Tompros |
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Christine Wilson |
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Tiffany Wingert |
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Natalia Wright |
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Sabrina Haines, Mets Paraeducator |
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Nohely Hernandez, Mets Paraeducator |