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January 10 , 2012. BARRINGTON 220 Dual Language Programs Update. `. OVERVIEW. Review of Dual Language Rationale for Language Programs Dual Language Test Scores Lessons Learned Current Status Into the Future: Next Steps. `. OVERVIEW. Review of Dual Language
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January 10 , 2012 BARRINGTON 220Dual Language Programs Update
` OVERVIEW Reviewof Dual Language Rationale for Language Programs Dual Language Test Scores Lessons Learned Current Status Into the Future: Next Steps
` OVERVIEW Reviewof Dual Language Rationale for Language Program Dual Language Test Scores Lessons Learned Current Status Into the Future: Next Steps
History of Spanish Dual Language & Chinese Immersion • 2002 – 2003 The district researched the Dual Language model • 2004 – 2005 Spanish DL was started with two Kindergarten classrooms at Lines School • 2005 – present DL cohorts now exist at six elementary schools and both middle school campuses • 2010 – 2011 The Board approved the creation of a Chinese Immersion program supported by a grant • 2011 – 2012 The Chinese Immersion program began with two Kindergarten and two first grade classrooms at Rose School
` OVERVIEW Reviewof Dual Language Rationale for Language Programs Dual Language Test Scores Lessons Learned Current Status Into the Future: Next Steps
Rationale for Dual Language/ Immersion Programs • Research shows the Dual Language programs can close the achievement gap for English Language Learners (ELL’s). • Dual Language programs satisfy the legal requirement of providing bilingual instruction for ELL’s. • Dual Language programs provide the opportunity for native English speaking students to become bilingual. • Students who participate in early language instruction have a greater opportunity to become proficient or fluent in their second language.
Pattern of K-12 ELL Student Achievement on Standardized Tests in English Reading(Thomas & Collier, 1997,2009)
How Spanish Dual Language Works Two-Way Immersion Model
DL Grade Level Benchmarks 3A Listen effectively in formal and informal situations in Spanish Kinder 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade 5th Grade 6th Grade
Spanish Dual Language Count • Kindergarten: 47 students • 1st Grade: 44 students • 2nd Grade: 44 students • 3rd Grade: 38 students • 4th Grade: 43 students • 5th Grade: 38 students • 6th Grade: 40 students • 7th Grade: 39 students
Barrington Middle SchoolsDL Enrichment Program Both Middle Schools follow similar structure • Prairie/Station 6th grade students participate in same curriculum • Spanish for Heritage learners (SDL) ½ year • Spanish Social Studies (SDL) • Heritage learners (SDL) • Station 7th – 8th grade students participate in same curriculum • Spanish for Heritage learners (SDL)
` OVERVIEW Reviewof Dual Language Rationale for Language Programs Dual Language Test Scores Lessons Learned Current Status Into the Future: Next Steps
Spanish Dual Language ISAT Test Results: Spring 2008-Spring2011
Pattern of K-12 ELL Student Achievement on Standardized Tests in English Reading(Thomas & Collier, 1997,2009)
Pattern of K-12 ELL Student Achievement on Standardized Tests in English Reading(Thomas & Collier, 1997,2009)
Spanish Dual Language Growth over timeISAT Reading Grades 3rd-6th
Spanish Dual Language Growth over time ISAT Math Grades 3rd-6th
Dual Language Spanish Test Results: Spring 2011
` OVERVIEW Review of Dual Language Rationale for Language Programs Dual Language Test Scores Lessons Learned Current Status Into the Future: Next Steps
` OVERVIEW Reviewof Dual Language Rationale for Language Programs Dual Language Test Scores Lessons Learned Current Status Into the Future: Next Steps
Spanish Dual Language 2011-2012 ROSLYN RD Kindergarten GROVE AVE 1stGrade NORTH BARRINGTON 2ndGrade SUNNY HILL 3rd Grade LINES 4th Grade COUNTRYSIDE 5th Grade
Middle School Spanish Dual Language 2011- 2012 BMS-Prairie/BMS-Station6th Grade 7th Grade
` OVERVIEW Reviewof Dual Language Rationale for Language Programs Dual Language Test Scores Lessons Learned Current Status Into the Future: Next Steps
Into the Future Dual Language & Chinese Immersion • Continue to offer programs in selected schools • Gradually progress to a 3 – 3 model (3 DL schools and 3 CI schools) • Work with middle school leadership, parents and community to develop/strengthen the middle school model for DL and CI
Proposed Spanish Dual Language 2012 - 2013 ROSLYN RD Kindergarten ROSLYN RD 1st Grade GROVE AVE 2nd Grade 2nd Grade 2ndGrade 2009-10 SUNNY HILL 4th Grade Lines 5th Grade NORTH BARRINGTON 3rd Grade
Proposed Spanish Dual Language 2012 - 2013 BMS-Prairie/BMS-Station6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade
OPTION B1: Full Implementation Map Option B1: Dual Language Immersion
` OVERVIEW Reviewof Dual Language Rationale for Language Programs Dual Language Test Scores Lessons Learned Current Status Into the Future: Next Steps
Next Steps • Identify Spanish Dual Language and Chinese Immersion locations for 2012 – 2013 in February of 2012 • Inform parents and community of program options • Distribute program applications with a deadline of March 16th 2012 • Complete the selection process and inform families by May 12th 2012 • Continue to develop DL and CI curricula including plans for middle school program • Establish a DL & CI Parent Advisory Group
` OVERVIEW Reviewof Dual Language Rationale for Language Programs Dual Language Test Scores Current Status Into the Future: Lessons Learned Next Steps