Burton School District: Dual Immersion Program

¡GenteFest! Join WithOthers, LOUD For Tomorrow and Fuego to support Democratic Rights in Visalia. Book tickets and let’s make change happen together.

Such great opportunities to celebrate our cultures.

Muchas oportunidades para celebrar nuestras culturas.

Ven te cuento Some Latinos may not be aware of the services their local library offers. Others are not familiar with the U.S. concept of public library at all. A few may even feel intimidated. How do you spread the word among the Latino community about the Spanish collections and services your library offers? Pat...

Please join this FREE live event to help kick off Hispanic Heritage Month. will go live at 2:00pm (PST) and host a Comic Fest that will feature authors from many Hispanic countries. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EO-sRmf8Gw

Featured Authors:
Chanti, Mariana Ruiz Johnson, Fabian Sevilla, Juan Chaveta (Argentina)
Truchafrita.
(Colombia)

Acompañenos a empezar nuestra celebración del mes de la cultura hispana con este evento GRATUITO. La fiesta de comics tendrá como invitados a varios autores. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EO-sRmf8Gw

Chanti, Mariana Ruiz Johnson, Fabian Sevilla, Juan Chaveta (Argentina)
Truchafrita.
(Colombia)

We're excited to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month! We will begin by highlighting the country of Mexico, who celebrates its independence day tomorrow, September 16th. Students at our dual sites are encouraged to wear traditional Mexican clothing or the colors of the Mexican flag (red, white, green) to school.

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The best dual immersion educators are from Burton School District. Thank you for the support and the opportunity for specialized professional development. Association of Two-Way & Dual Language Education

Goals!

Nearly 2,000 Dallas ISD students are graduating with the ‘Seal of Biliteracy’ | The Hub This school year, 1,943 Dallas ISD students are graduating with a Performance Acknowledgement for Bilingualism and Biliteracy, affectionately known as the “Texas Seal of Biliteracy.” That figure is up by more than 300 students from last year’s 1,608 who earned the honor. Students may earn the ...