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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Don’t all DCPS elementary schools have language once a week? It’s just that, which is an exposure class, it’s not an partial immersion program like at Oyster or Bancroft.[/quote] Just dropping by to share the correct terminology. Oyster-Adams offers full Spanish immersion in Pk4 and K. It’s dual immersion (2-way) from 1st through 8th.[/quote] “Dual imm——n” means “lots of English” Same is true for most DCPS elementaries — the immersion is only for up to K and then it basically turns into so much English that the kids don’t progress in Spanish[/quote] No dear. My children attend/attended OA, and your children clearly do not. My children are bilingual and biliterate, and yours... One of my children is an OA graduate who earned a 5 on the AP Spanish exam when she was in the 8th grade. That’s enough “progress” for me.[/quote] NP who is a HS teacher who has OA kids every year. The ones who went through the program from PK or K are really good at Spanish. It seems like a successful program from my anecdotal (but many years) of experience.[/quote]
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