Bilingual Education Act refers to Title VII - 1970 OCR mandated special language instruction for districts with more than 5% national origin-minority students. Which option correctly identifies this act?

• A. Title VII - 1970 OCR Mandated Special Language Instruction for Districts with More Than 5% National Origin-Minority Students
• B. Striving Readers Legislation
• C. FBA/BIP
• D. Cloze

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is identifying the policy that connects to bilingual education under Title VII of the early ESEA and its specific language-instruction mandate. The option that names Title VII - 1970 OCR Mandated Special Language Instruction for Districts with More Than 5% National Origin-Minority Students correctly anchors the Bilingual Education Act to its formal title and describes its scope—federal support and required language instruction for districts with a significant percentage of non-English origin students. The other choices don’t fit this context: one relates to a literacy program, another to behavior planning, and the last to a testing technique, none of which capture the bilingual education mandate under Title VII.