Skip To Main Content

Dual Language Program

¡Bienvenidos!

Para leer esta página en español o en su idioma preferido, use el control de traducción en la parte inferior derecha de esta página.

Briarcrest Elementary School is the proud home of Shoreline School District's Dual Language program at the elementary level. There is a dual language classroom at each grade, Kindergarten - grade 5.
 
The program is a "two-way, 80/20 model."

  • Two-way means that each class is comprised of about 50% Spanish speakers and 50% non-Spanish speakers.
  • 80/20 refers to the language allocation at the younger grades: 80% of the day in Spanish and 20% in English

 
The Dual Language program is an essential part of who we are at Briarcrest. We are proud that Spanish is all around our school: at recess, decorating our walls, in the library, and echoing in our hallways.
 
The three goals for all participating students are:

  • Bilingualism and biliteracy
  • High academic achievement
  • Cross-cultural understanding

Learn more about Shoreline Schools' Dual Language program and find program enrollment information

Applying for the Dual Language Program at Briarcrest

In addition to enrolling your child in Shoreline School District, those interested in the Dual Language Program must also submit a supplemental enrollment form.

Briarcrest Dual Language Program Online SUPPLEMENTAL Enrollment Form

En línea Formulario de inscripción al programa de lenguaje dual SUPLEMENTARIO DE INSCRIPCIÓN de Briarcrest

By clicking "submit" at the end of the application form, you are entering your name into the Dual Language lottery. Priority is given to siblings of current Dual Language students and students who live in the Briarcrest neighborhood. 

Yo veo anchor chart
Yo puedo anchor chart
Vocabulary anchor chart
Vocabulary bulletin board
Prediction and observation anchor chart
Verb conjugation poster
Map of US with state laws regarding the seal of biliteracy
Dual language poster in spanish
Student work in hallway
Decorative image: 3 pillars of dual language education
Student project using lego blocks to show vocabulary