December 4, 2025 - A new literacy intervention program is being rolled out in San Diego, Alameda, San Mateo and Riverside counties, to help teenagers in juvenile detention grasp the basics of reading.

When David Dominguez entered the Hazleton Area School District in 2005, he was 9 years old, had just moved from the Dominican Republic and been assigned to a program that helped him learn English at ...

In Spanish class, Mary might be called Maria, and John might be known as Juan. Renaming students is a common practice in foreign-language classes, but there has been a growing pushback among some ...

After an overwhelmingly negative experience in her Spanish classes at Boston College, Sophia Fee, MCAS ’27, decided to finish her language requirement in a summer class at the University of Rhode ...

In collaboration with Delaware Department of Education, UD leads study abroad trip to Spain for Delaware K-12 language teachers Angela Trani, a Spanish teacher at Olive B. Loss Elementary School in ...

ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - School data show there are 56 languages spoken in Roanoke City Public Schools (RCPS). According to the school district, the highest demographic of non-English speakers speaks ...

Spanish teacher Marisol Perez’s passion for learning about other cultures jumps right off the wall, literally. When you walk into her classroom, the first thing you notice is the poster of “East Side ...

PORT ORANGE — In the span of a single lunch period, Janet Gavilanes, a Spanish teacher at Atlantic High School, was mother, mentor and taskmaster to a group of students she calls her "lunch bunch," ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — April’s Golden Apple Award winner is a Spanish teacher at Pike High School who also speaks the language of high school students. Students say Ms. Leiwanna (Wannie) Taylor ...

DELAND — Teaching today is a lot different from when Jeanne Jendrzejewski (Pronounced Yen-jay-ev-ski) started as a 20-year-old student teacher in 1969. The DeLand High School Spanish teacher and swim ...

Native Spanish speakers who have been teaching in English-only classrooms are the focus of specialized training in many districts across California to meet the increased demand for bilingual teachers.