To: Asha Riley
From: Jake Hall
Date: 3.13.26
Re: Annual Board Review and Approval of WSD TBIP per Policy 2110
Woodland School District’s Transitional Bilingual Instruction Program (TBIP) is mandated and guided by state and federal laws. As of March 2025, our TBIP program provides support for 229 multilingual students, 187 of whom are active in the ML program and 42 students who have passed the English Language Proficiency test but are supported for an additional two years by the ML program. For the state of Washington, there was a 9% pass rate on the English Language Proficiency test (WIDA) in 2025, while Woodland had an 11% pass rate.
Multilingual Learners (MLs) need strong support to develop critical academic skills to reach the same levels as their peers in English Language Arts (ELA), mathematics, and all other content areas. To close these gaps, WSD focuses on supporting multilingual learners and their families at every level through an asset based mindset. Our goal is to accurately assess, effectively teach and equitably support these students:
ML Staff
Number of Students
Woodland High School/TEAM
Stacey Browning - Certificated teacher
Nanci Chavez - Paraeducator
59
Woodland Middle School
Pamela Dietrich - Certificated teacher
Amy Booker - Paraeducator
Jose Gomez - Paraeducator
92
Columbia Elementary School
Chloe Simmons - Certificated teacher
Collete Calvillo - Paraeducator
53
North Fork Elementary School
Shelley Thomas - Certificated part-time teacher and MLL Program Coordinator
25
We recommend approval of the Woodland School District Transitional Bilingual Instructional Program. Thank you for your support and for all that you do!
Administrative Recommendation /MOTION/ "I move we approve the Transitional Bilingual Instruction Program as presented."