• Dual Language Immersion for Grades 7-12:

    After students complete 6th grade, courses will be available in the middle and high school levels for students to continue their dual immersion language study.  In grades 7-9, students should register for a DLI Honors Language course (a two trimester course for a total of 1.0 credit) and a DLI Culture and Media Course (a one trimester course for a total of .5 credit).    After completing the 9th grade language course, students will have the option to take the AP Language exam. Students who pass the AP exam are then eligible to register for 3000-level university courses known as The Bridge Project in grades 10-12 (any non-DLI student who passes the AP Language test may also enter the Bridge Project courses).  

    The secondary pathway looks like this:

    DLI secondary course sequencing

    This video provide information about the secondary pathway (this is a recording of a parent information meeting held on March 4, 2021)

    Secondary DLI 

    The following link will take you to more information on the high school DLI Bridge program:

    The Bridge Project  

    The following powerpoints are presented at parent information meetings as students transition to middle school:

    Portuguese and Chinese DLI at North Cache Middle School

    French DLI at Spring Creek Middle School

    Spanish DLI at South Cache Middle School

     

  • Cache County School District Secondary DLI

    School Progression

    Secondary Schools DLI

    Secondary DLI Timeline

     

    Please contact Shauna Winegar with any questions or for further information:

    shauna.winegar@ccsdut.org / 435-752-3925 ext. 5500