Dual Language
What is Spanish Immersion?
Spanish Immersion is an exciting program where students are taught by a bilingual teacher for the majority of the school day in the Spanish Language, hence the term immersion. Students are immersed in the Spanish Language.
Spanish Immersion is also known as Dual Language Immersion (DLI) because students are taught in Spanish and English with English instruction beginning in 2nd grade.
Students learn to understand, read, and write in Spanish as well as English.
The Program begins in kindergarten or first grade and continues through middle school.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the objective of Spanish Immersion?
- What is the Spanish Immersion Curriculum?
- How do I know if this program is right for my student?
- What are the benefits of Spanish Immersion?
- Who is Eligible?
- What are the program locations?
- Student Testimonials
What is the objective of Spanish Immersion?
What is the Spanish Immersion Curriculum?
How do I know if this program is right for my student?
What are the benefits of Spanish Immersion?
Who is Eligible?
What are the program locations?
Student Testimonials
More Information
If you are interested in receiving more information about Dual Language / Immersion or enrolling in one of our programs, please contact the principal of the school.
Check out what more students have to say about the program by clicking here:
The Nash County Public Schools Dual Language/Immersion Program partners with Participate Learning in order to provide a comprehensive Global Program at all of our Dual Language/Immersion school sites. There are many academic and long-term BENEFITS for students who enroll in our DL/I Program.