Enrollment
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Parents/Guardians are required to understand the goals of Spanish Immersion. Parents should note the following:
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Spanish Immersion In-Person Informational Meeting:
January 30 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Escondido Library
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Spanish Immersion Informational Virtual Meeting via Google Meet:
February 12 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
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School Tours
February 5, 8:45 - 9:45 am
February 19, 8:45 - 9:45 am
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Online Application Due: February 21, 2024 @ 4:00 pm
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Spanish Oral Language evaluation – appointment for applicants entering as Spanish dominant or Spanish fluent: February 6, February 11, and February 18. By appointment only. Appointment information shared via email after attending the Informational Session and submitting an online application. All assessments are in person.
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Thursday, February 6 Spanish Language Assessments 8:30-4:00PM (30 minute slots)
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Tuesday, February 11 Spanish Language Assessments 8:30-4:00PM (30 minute slots)
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Tuesday, February 18 Spanish Language Assessment 8:30-4:00PM (30 minute slots) - Date reserved if needed
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Prospective students must live within the boundaries of the PAUSD and be registered in the district during Round 1 Registration or have been accepted into PAUSD with the Tinsley program.
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To be included in the initial kindergarten lottery, the applicant must be registered for kindergarten. If the child is not registered and their name is drawn, their selection will be withdrawn.
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Applications
All program applicants, including siblings, must complete an application before the deadline to be eligible for participation in the lottery held for Palo Alto choice programs. A public lottery is held to select the students for the program.
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Siblings
Siblings of current Escondido Spanish Immersion students who will still be Escondido students at the time the incoming kindergarten student begins school have first priority. They will have a space in the program, as long as they follow all registration and choice program application requirements (including registration at the district by the deadline). Spanish-speaking siblings are assessed to determine their oral language proficiency. Based on the results of the assessment, they are placed into one of the three program categories for the lottery.
For more information on Elementary Choice Programs visit the District website.