The number of English learners is shrinking at many dual-language immersion schools while the number of English-dominant and white students is increasing, according to a new analysis released by The ...

Rooms 212 and 214 are separated by just a hallway, but walking between them is like switching worlds for sixth-graders at Raymond Cree Middle School in Palm Springs. In Grisele Avila’s classroom, ...

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A new approach to English immersion that is expected to increase the numbers of international students travelling for their English education has been launched in London. Humphreys explained that ...

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If you find yourself in Jenny Yang’s third-grade classroom at Vang Pao Elementary in southeast Fresno, you’ll hear students recite the Pledge of Allegiance in the mornings in the Hmong language. When ...

Ryan Barber feels like his son hit the jackpot. At the start of his kindergarten year, Barber’s son was selected to participate in Hampton City Schools’ new dual language immersion program at Langley ...

One year after the implementation of the Structured English Immersion Program (SEIP), many believe the program has not been any more successful than the program it replaced SEIP separates students by ...

Vicky Tran wants her son to be able to speak with his grandparents. The thing is, they speak Vietnamese and the 5-year-old has decided that he’d rather stick with English. Enter the new ...

Nearly every word Maria Villalobos says to her kindergarten class at Dolores Huerta International Academy in Fontana is in Spanish. But only about half of her students speak it at home. When ...