Milpitas Unified board hears Randall World Languages School present Mandarin heritage program
At a Feb. 10 study session, Randall World Languages School staff detailed a new Mandarin heritage‑language program, saying TK–2 students receive Mandarin three times weekly, the school has 297 enrolled and the curriculum emphasizes traditional characters and long‑term language pathways to high‑school AP courses.
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Randall World Languages School leaders told the Milpitas Unified School District board on Feb. 10 that the school has added a Mandarin heritage‑language strand to its Spanish and English immersion offerings and is phasing the program up through the elementary grades.
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