City Language Immersion Charter in Los Angeles, California, is getting a lot of attention for its new way of teaching. The school is dedicated to making sure that all students, regardless of their immigration status, feel safe and welcome there.

City Language Immersion Charter is giving students the language and cultural skills they need by focusing on dual-language immersion. The school's "90/10" immersion model, in which 90% of kindergarten lessons are in Spanish, is helping kids become fluent and confident in both languages. The principal and other staff are working hard to make the school a lively place where students can do well. The school focuses on social-emotional learning, project-based learning, and getting involved in the community to help students do well in a world that is becoming more connected.

Q1. What does the school do to deal with diversity?

Ans. City Language Immersion Charter promotes cultural diversity by holding events and activities that are open to everyone.

Q2. What kinds of help are available?

Ans. The school offers counseling, special programs, and other help for students who are learning English or who have learning differences.

Q3. How does the school involve families?

Ans. Parents stay involved in school life by talking to their kids often, going to family events, and volunteering.

Q4. What sets City Language Immersion Charter apart from other schools?

Ans. The school focuses on learning through projects and solving problems, which helps students connect what they learn in class to what they do in the real world.

Q5. Do you have arts programs?

Ans. Yes, students can take part in music, performance, and visual arts activities all year long.