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Bilingual education involves teaching students in two languages. It helps them learn academic subjects while also developing skills in their native and second languages, like English. The goal is often to make students fluent in both languages and succeed in school.

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Uses two languages: the student's native language and a second language (often the dominant or official language like English).

Must be implemented K-5

Students learn subjects like math, science, and social studies in both languages.

Teachers must be Bilingual certified and have a teaching certification.

Biliteracy and academic achievement in Spanish and English.

Classrooms include a mix of native speakers of both program languages (ex, English, and Spanish).

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Interactive Word Walls / Anchor Charts

Each language has its color-coded wall or chart which helps students build academic vocabulary in both languages and refer back when needed.

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Partner Talk / Peer buddy language support

Students are paired with a peer who speaks the other target language.

This encourages natural language practice and helps build confidence.

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Language Separation by Time or Subject

Teachers alternate languages by day, week, or subject (ex, math in English, science in Spanish).

This helps prevent “language mixing” and encourages full use of both languages.

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Send newsletters, texts, emails, and notes home in both program languages.

Use translation tools or bilingual staff to ensure all families feel informed and included.

Invite parents to volunteer in class, on field trips, or during school events, using their skills in either language.

Use apps like ClassDojo or Remind for live ongoing updates with families in their preferred language. Also, ask for feedback from families using these apps.