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Directory of Two-Way Bilingual Immersion Programs in the U.S.

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Program/School name:
School district:
City:		Canutillo San Jose Albuquerque Alexandria Anchorage Arlington Artesia Arvada Atlanta Avondale Bakersfield Baldwin Park Banning Barrington Bay Shore Bayshore Beardstown Beaverton Bellaire Bellevue Berkeley Bigelow Bloomfield Boston Bothell Boulder Brockton Bronx Brooklyn Burlington Camarillo Cambridge Canutillo Carpentersville Chapel Hill Charlotte Chelsea Chicago Chico Chinle Chula Vista Cincinnati Clovis Commerce Cooper City Cornelius Corsicana Corvallis Cupertino Delhi Denver Detroit Donna Durham El Paso Elizabeth Englewood Escondido Flagstaff Flushing Forest Park Fort Collins Fort Worth Framingham Fremont Fresno Galveston Gardena Glendale Goodyear Grand Prairie Grand Rapids Greeley Greenacres Hailey Half Moon Bay Hartford Hawthorne Healdsburg Highland Highland Park Highwood Hoffman Estates Hollister Hollywood Houston Huntington Huntington Station Hyattsville Irving Jackson Heights Jacksonville Kalamazoo Katy Kenosha Ketchum Kings Beach La Porte Lafayette Laguna Hills Lake Forest Lamy Larchmont Las Cruces Laton Lexington Lido Beach Lindsay Livermore Lodi Long Beach Long Island City Los Angeles Lufkin Madawaska Madison Melville Mesilla Park Miami Milwaukee Milwaukie Minneapolis Mission Mission Viejo Montebello Mundelein Napa New Britain New Haven New London New York Norco North Windham Norwalk Odessa Omaha Ontario Palmdale Palo Alto Paso Robles Pharr Phoenix Pleasanton Pompano Beach Port Arthur Port Hueneme Porterville Portland Poway Prosper Provo Redwood City Richfield Riverbank Rochester Rockford Rockville Roxbury Saint Paul Salem Salt Lake City San Antonio San Bernardino San Clemente San Diego San Francisco San Jose San Luis Obispo San Mateo Santa Ana Santa Barbara Santa Monica Schaumburg Scottsdale Seaside Sheboygan Shelton Shirley Siler City Silver Spring Snow Hill Sonoma St. Helena Tampa Taos Torrance Tucson Turlock Ukiah Vacaville Valley Center Vancouver Ventura Vernon Hills Walla Walla Waller Washington Webster Weslaco West Chicago West Liberty Westbury Willimantic Windsor Winnetka Winston-Salem Winter Garden Winters Woodburn Woodland
State:		AK AZ CA CO CT DC FL GA IA ID IL MA MD ME MI MN NC NE NJ NM NY OH OR TX UT VA WA WI
Non-English language used in program:		Cantonese Chinese French French & Mandarin French, Spanish, German Japanese Korean Mandarin Chinese Navajo Spanish
Current grade levels:		Early Elementary Only (PK-2) All Elementary (PK-5) Middle School High School
Language used for emergent literacy instruction:		All students in minority language All students in both languages All students in their native language All students in English Not applicable
Basic model:		Minority language dominant (90/10, 80/20) Balanced (50/50) Differentiated (% minority language use depends on student's L1) Middle or High school
Ethnic minority English speakers:		Less than 5% of native English speakers Between 6-25% of native English speakers Between 26-50% of native English speakers Between 51% of native English speakers More than 76% of native English speakers
Native English speakers who qualify for free or reduced lunch:		Less than 5% Between 6-25% Between 26-50% Between 51% More than 76%
Minority language speakers who qualify for free or reduced lunch:		Less than 5% Between 6-25% Between 26-50% Between 51% More than 76%
Private school Charter school Magnet program            Whole school program Significant # of third language speakers

 

       

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