Redesignation: CELDT Score
The table below tells you how your CELDT score affects your redesignation as a fluent English speaker.
Beginning
Yes. Your proficiency levels are too low for you to be redesignated
You do not need to complete any other questions about redesignation.
Early Intermediate
Yes. Your proficiency levels are too low for you to be redesignated.
You do not need to complete any other questions about redesignation.
Intermediate
Maybe. Students with this score who have been in the U.S. for many years may be scoring low for a variety of reasons. Students who have arrived in the U.S. within the last 3 years probably need to retake the test.
Go back to the Redesignation Page and fill out the questions there.
Early Advanced
Maybe. Students with this score who have been in the U.S. for many years may not meet the other criteria for redesignation. Students who have arrived in the U.S. within the last 3 years might need to retake the test.
Go back to the Redesignation Page and fill out the questions there.
Advanced
Maybe. Students with this score usually can meet the other redesignation criteria, but once in a while the student lacks one of the other factors needed for redesignation
Go back to the Redesignation Page and fill out the questions there.
I Don't Know!
Maybe. You may already have been redesignated. If you were not redesignated but you did not take the CELDT last year, you will be called out of class to take it this year. If you took the test but you don't know your score, you can contact the ELD Department to see if they received a score report for you.
Go back to the Redesignation Page and fill out the questions there.