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Where Language Meets Opportunity: Inside an Arizona Mandarin Immersion Program

Sun Times March 18, 2025 For local families seeking a premier dual-language education, Scottsdale Unified School District (SUSD) offers an unmatched opportunity. The district’s Dual Language Immersion (DLI) program for Mandarin, housed at Desert Canyon Elementary and Desert Canyon Middle School, is not just an educational experience—it’s a cultural journey that prepares students...


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California schools that need foreign workers for teacher jobs can’t afford new visa fee

By Sophie Sullivan and Alina Ta, CalMatters, Dec. 14, 2025  There is a new cost to hiring an international worker to fill a vital but otherwise vacant position in a California classroom: $100,000. In September, the Trump administration began requiring American employers to pay a $100,000 sponsorship fee for new H-1B visas, on top of already required visa application fees that [&...


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A look at an Australian Mandarin immersion school

From: The Australian Broadcasting Corporation Why are non-migrant families sending their children to bilingual schools? Nyssa has never been to China. She hasn’t even stepped foot in Chinatown.  But when the 6-year-old is with friends at school, she speaks Chinese. “It’s like I know how to speak every language in the world,” she said. Nyssa […]


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British Columbia’s Mandarin immersion program to be cut

I’m seeing lots of Mandarin programs being cut due to budget deficits, not just in Canada. What’s confounding is that Chinese immersion programs are often oversubscribed, so it would seem you might want to keep them. I don’t know that they’re more expensive that other types of programs, teachers aren’t paid more in most districts […]


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An NPR story about Yu Ying Public Charter School in Washington DC

(click on the link below and you can hear the story) Emily Feng March 25, 2025 STEVE INSKEEP: When you travel in China – as our team has been doing – you meet a fair number of people who know English. Millions of Chinese citizens have been educated in the United States. They include the […]


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