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Leading Through Languages Will Increase the Number of K-12 Students Enrolled in World Language Courses by Creating a K-12 World Language Pipeline. This Project Will Establish District-wide Early Exposure to Spanish in Grades K-5 Using Teacher Specialists at Two of the Military-connected Elementary Schools. the Project Will Also Expand Access to World Language Courses at the Middle School and High School Through Multiple Pathways. These Include the Creation of a New Career and Technical Education (CTE) Pathway of World Language Course Options Within the Jrotc Program at Steilacoom High School (SHS) and the Development of New Partnerships Between SHS and Local Colleges Allowing Students the Opportunity to Earn World Language Dual Credits by Certifying Teachers as College Instructors in the High School. One Additional Pathway for Students at, SHS and Pioneer Middle School Provides Virtual Opportunities for Students to Participate in World Language Courses Not Offered Campus.
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