Well I've decided to enroll my son in a bilingual preschool, he will 
start this coming August. I am excited. This is not a dual language 
preschool, the reason it's called a bilingual preschool is because 
99% if not all of the students don't speak english, this school is to 
help prepare them for elementrary. The teachers will have to 
communicate almost all the time in spanish and will incorporate 
english in as well. All of the teachers and staff are native spanish 
speakers from various Latin American countries. They have bilingual 
story time once a week and cultural events. The parents have to 
volunteer atleast once a month. My son is bilingual(spanish/english). 
I feel being their will greatly benefit him. He will see and hear 
his teachers speaking spanish. All of his classmates speak spanish 
and he will have to communicate in spanish especially when playing 
with the other kids. So I am sooo excited and I look forward to going 
this week to enroll him. I still plan to home school him and his 
brother but I want to try this language immersion for at least a year 
maybe two. I'll keep you all posted on everything. Also I had my son 
evaluated in spanish and english by a speech pathologist and they 
found NO delays in either language *smile*



Kendra





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