Dual Language Immersion North County has expanded its recruitment efforts for the 2026-2027 school year, focusing on preserving Spanish language skills for local heritage speakers. The school’s 2025-2026 academic calendar includes specialized cultural immersion days designed to foster cross-cultural understanding among all grade levels. Leadership recently confirmed that graduating students are on track to meet the requirements for the California State Seal of Biliteracy.

Q1. Is it necessary for a student to be fluent in Spanish to register at DLI North County?

Ans. No, the program is meant to help native speakers of either language become fluent in both English and Spanish.

Q2. What do parents who don't speak Spanish do about homework at DLI North County?

Ans. Teachers give parents resources and instructions in both languages so they can help their kids learn at home.

Q3. Is the DLI North County calendar the same as the calendar for all elementary schools in the district?

Ans. The school mostly follows the Vista Unified schedule, but the days for professional development related to charter schools may be a little different each year.

Q4. Are there sports programs outside of school for middle school students at DLI North County?

Ans. Students can join different intramural sports and clubs that encourage physical health and teamwork in a bilingual setting.

Q5: How does DLI North County keep track of how well its bilingual students are learning languages?

Ans. The school uses special tests in both languages to keep track of how well students are doing and make sure they are reaching biliteracy goals.