Mandarin Immersion Parents Council
Information for parents of kids in Mandarin immersion education
recent posts
- Fewer than 2,000 Americans are studying in China today
- Utah education board wins immunity in Mandarin immersion curriculum dispute
- Got kids in Mandarin immersion? These researchers would love to interview you
- A $52,000 private Mandarin immersion school opens as San Francisco Unified’s waitlists grow
- Once again, a district sets out to destroy a Mandarin immersion program
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Author: Elizabeth Weise
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Forest Hills Schools, WMU, agreement allows students to earn Chinese minor Forest Hills Public Schools and Western Michigan University Extended University Programs have entered into an agreement that allows students to earn a full Chinese language minor along with their diploma. The “Collegiate Pathways” program launched in 2017-18 at Forest Hills Northern High School. WMU…
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Though as long-time China correspondent for NPR Anthony Kuhn notes in this story, he’s being studying and working in China for almost two decades. It’s worth clicking to see the clip of him asking his question in Chinese – and then reading about how the mere fact that a foreigner is fluent made him an…
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Which job seekers are in hot demand? Bilingual workers. DAVID L. RYAN/GLOBE STAFF Multilingual medical assistant Kaissa Oulhadj worked at work at Boston Medical Center. By Katie Johnston GLOBE STAFF MARCH 13, 2017 Help wanted: people who can speak more than one language. Even as the Trump administration seeks to limit immigration, employers are increasingly looking to woo…
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Is 2014 a group of parents attempted to create the United Kingdom’s first Mandarin immersion program. To be called the Marco Polo school, it was to launch in 2014 as a “free school,” the English equivalent of a charter school in the United States. The authority that oversees such schools eventually decided it wasn’t inclusive enough, scrapping…
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Nathan Yeung, a computer scientist and web developer, has update his most excellent program for finding where on a map the closest Mandarin immersion programs are. You can now go to MandarinTreehouse.com and type in a ZIP code and get a nice map showing you all the Mandarin immersion programs within a radius of between…