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FLAIM info:

Imagine hearing your child speak Spanish or French fluently. This is what is taking place daily at South Boulevard Elementary School.
See and hear more ...

Links:

Top Ten Most Consistent Findings from Research on Foreign Language Immersion- ACIE Newsletter, May 2007
PDF Version

Heather Beal Dissertation: SPEAKING THE LANGUAGE OF INTEGRATION:
A CASE STUDY OF SOUTH BOULEVARD FOREIGN LANGUAGE ACADEMIC
IMMERSION MAGNET

PTO Today

American Council on Immersion Education

Center for Applied Linguistics

Center for Advanced Research on Language Acquisition

The National Network for Early Language Learning

What Parents Want to Know About Foreign Language Immersion Programs

Why Immersion?

Benefits of Being Bilingual

Why, How, and When Should My Child Learn a Second Language?

Working Together to Build a Multilingual Society

Bilingual Parenting in a Foreign Language

 

 

 

Membership...

All parents or guardians of students at South Boulevard Foreign Language Academic Magnet are automatically members of our PTO. There are no dues charged to be a member.

However, the PTO does need a small operating budget. Therefore, we ask you consider making a voluntary dues donation of $5, or whatever you would like, to help support our PTO.

Please send your voluntary dues donation in an envelope marked "PTO" to school with your child. If you write a check, please make it out to Foreign
Language Academic PTO Inc.

We appreciate your support!

PTO Group Communication site

Group membership is available to all South Boulevard Parents. Joining the group is free and easy! Members of the group can access an events calendar, receive announcements, post messages, engage in discussions with other group members, and take part in polls.

 

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