Top L.A. Public and Middle Schools Where Hollywood Sends Kids The Hollywood Reporter 8:00 AM PDT 8/20/2019 by Degen Pener Throughout Los Angeles County, high-performing LAUSD, charter and magnet schools supported by Kristen Bell and producer Mark Gordon are outfitted with on-campus farms, iPads and Mandarin programs. Many of Los Angeles’ entertainment-industry parents choose the public school…

I have no opinions on Falun Gong myself (so please don’t email about it!). I’m reposting this because every year many Mandarin immersion programs get sent fancy, full-color brochures about the Shen Yun Performing Arts troupe if it’s presenting anywhere near them. The group performs Chinese classical dance, though the final piece is often somewhat…

From: The Newark Post When the first group of students began the Chinese immersion program at Downes Elementary School in 2013, it was a leap of faith for the students, their parents and the teachers. With the first graduating class moving on to Shue-Medill Middle School in the fall as sixth-graders, that leap of faith…

The Mandarin Dual Language program in the Chapel Hill- Carrboro City Schools in North Carolina has gotten a great deal of push-back from other parents and some in the school district. Opponents have argued that it’s elitist and only for some students. The parents put together what I think is an excellent website outlining the…

From Fox News 13 SOUTH JORDAN, Utah — After a tour bus crash near Bryce Canyon on Friday left four people dead and dozens injured, Chinese immersion students from around the state are helping out in the healing process. Anywhere from 500 to 600 students at different schools around Utah are making cards in their…

From The Del Mar Times Del Mar Schools to consider foreign language program By Karen Billing The Del Mar Union School District is exploring adding foreign language to its curriculum. A parent survey is expected to go out in March to determine if there is an interest in a language program, what that language of…

This is one of a series of videos that the Asia Society’s Center for Global Education Chinese Learning Initiatives does. You can read about the series here. Here’s the video for teachers “intended to serve as a window into the classroom.” This is Ms. Li’s second grade class in Waxhaw, North Carolina. The lesson theme…