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Spanish Immersion Learning Designed for Each Student

At Woodcrest Spanish Immersion, we want each child to feel known and valued, be engaged in meaningful learning and develop the foundational skills they need for their future learning. We set high expectations for each student and design the experiences and support they need to become bilingual and biliterate.

Personalized Learning Experiences

Learning is shaped around each student's strengths and interests to motivate them and meet their needs.

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Preparation for the Future

Each student begins to discover their interests and develops the foundational academic and life skills they need to be successful in their next steps. 

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A Place of Value and Belonging

Learning is inspired and engagement thrives when each student feels valued and that they belong in our schools. 

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Testimonials

Hear From Our Panthers

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Our boys are so well taken care of and loved by their teacher. You can tell she really cares about the kids and making a meaningful and impactful connection with each child.

ryan & ashley france, parents

A staff member teaches spanish through play in a kindergarten classroom

Siento como estoy haciendo el trabajo más importante que existe. Quiero asegurarme de que los estudiantes sientan que la escuela es un lugar divertido - y es un lugar para ellos. Me siento muy afortunado de ser su primer maestro aquí.

I feel like I am doing the most important job there is. I want to make sure students feel like school is a fun place - and it’s a place for them. I feel very lucky to be a student’s first teacher here.

matt proulx, kindergarten teacher

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It was important to me to find a school where my daughter would be learning language and math fundamentals alongside social-emotional skills with age-appropriate technology use. She is really thriving. My favorite part of the day is hearing her greeted by name every morning.

parent

Lina stands with international spanish-speaking flags in hallway

Our school community works extremely hard and is very committed to creating the best learning experience for all of our students.

lina mraz, kindergarten teacher

A hallway is filled with information about Spanish-speaking countries

 

Me gusta que a pesar de que los maestros tienen varios niños a su encargo, ponen atención a cada uno en cuestión de entendimiento y comportamiento. Alabo su dedicación con los niños a la hora de trabajar en grupo al igual que individualmente.

I like that even though teachers have several children under their care, they pay attention to each one in terms of understanding and behavior. I praise their dedication to the children as a group and as individuals.

parent

A nutrition services staff member sits in the lunchroom and holds sandwich

I am #SLPPantherProud to work alongside people that I consider family. It's beyond amazing that we are able to come together, care for each child and help students succeed.

caridad ott, nutrition services

Fatima supervises children playing during recess

I find it especially important to serve a school community, one that emphasizes an appreciation of other cultures and languages.

fatima djihic-subasic, child care teACHER 

News & Events

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Learning That Goes to Work

Chase Warner just landed a full-time plumbing job he’ll start after he graduates this spring. He did all the things he learned about in his Career Seminar class at Spring Lake Park High School to get the job. Application. Resume. Cover letter. Interviews. The class is just one way students are finding their paths and gaining workforce skills.

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Paraprofessional Megan works with a student at Westwood on puzzle word cards
Paraprofessionals Meet Students Where They Are

A day at school rarely unfolds exactly as planned. Schedules, lessons, and routines are in place – but within minutes plans can shift. A student may arrive overwhelmed. Another might need encouragement to step off the bus. A third could surprise everyone with an unexpected breakthrough. School staff understand this is part of the job. No one knows that better than a paraprofessional.

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Caring Starts Here

In a classroom designed as a healthcare lab, students at Spring Lake Park High School practice taking vitals, assisting with mobility and providing personal care. Most importantly, they begin to understand what it means to care for someone who can’t fully care for themselves as they pursue certification as nursing assistants.

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