This spring, Amber Charter School Kingsbridge marked a record number of students reaching bilingual proficiency milestones in its dual-language immersion program. The campus was alive with a vibrant "Arts and Heritage" festival, with students fronting performances that blended music, dance and visual art from across the globe. The school’s collaborative garden project was also recognized for teaching students about urban sustainability and healthy lifestyle choices.

Q1. How does the Amber Charter School Kingsbridge’s dual-language immersion program look in developing long-term academic biliteracy?

Ans. Students are taught in both languages and receive daily academic vocabulary instruction in English and Spanish.

Q2. What are the special science labs at Amber Charter School?

Ans. Kids can learn important ideas through hands-on, interactive labs on the campus and through scientific investigations in project-based learning experiences.

Q3. Is Amber Charter School Kingsbridge a sensory-friendly learning environment for students?

Ans. Yes, School do have a sensory room with calming things in it to help students self regulate throughout the day.

Q4. What are the annual projects for fine arts in Amber Charter School Kingsbridge, and how is cultural heritage incorporated?

Ans. Schoolekly music shows and traditional painting classes celebrate the diversity of their community’s backgrounds.

Q5. What are Amber Charter School Kingsbridge’s Literacy workshops for elementary school students?

Ans. A world view that is all embracing, based on a firm foundation of interactive media and rich world literature.