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District reports growth in world languages and dual-language immersion programs

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Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools reported expanded world-language enrollment (about 15,000 students), growth in dual-language immersion (around 1,300 students) and high numbers of Global Languages endorsements; staff noted staffing and resource challenges for program expansion.

The board received an update April 8 on world language and dual-language immersion (DLI) programs showing steady growth and stronger outcomes for participating students.

Dr. Leslie Baldwin, director of world languages, told the board that about 15,000 students districtwide are enrolled in world-language courses and that the district is a state leader in language education measures. She said 468 students earned the state’s Global Languages…

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