Dual Immersion Academy

This school provides a unique bilingual, bi-cultural and bi-literate experience. We couldn't be happier with our choice.
--Submitted by a parent

Students study daily in both Spanish & English. The best time to learn a 2nd language is before the age of 12.

I have found that DIA has performed extremely well for my son. He arrived second semester of kindergarten and has kept pace. I find that the challenging schedule has improved him in so many ways. With respect to the comment made on April 8, 2008 I see a lot of finger pointing going on. Since when has it been the education systems job to... I often find that many parents feel they don t have to step up. If there is a gap in a child s learning there are other tools available in the community to assist with that issue. One example would be Sylvan. A school as demanding for a child as DIA may not be the place for a child that has a parent unwilling to fill the learning gap. I have found the educators to be very accommodating and open to having parents join classes and get involved.
--Submitted by a parent

Childern are being bullied. Teachers are not taking action. My child has a learning disabitity, and this school told me they don't have the resorces to deal with the disabitity. The principal & all teachers involved had only one suggestion and that was to take the child out of that school. The child has attened that school since kindergarden. The child in now in 3 grade and has a reading level at frist grade level. This staff was not very dedicated to help this child to close the gap. They blamed the child that he/she was a bad child. And the only solution was to pass her/him to another school. Students are pick on by other students and teacher and principal are told and nothing is done, it continues until the child hate to go to school . I would not recomened this school to any one.

An excellent school with dedicated teachers and parents.
--Submitted by a parent