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Schools with Bilingual Education Models

Albuquerque Public Schools serves approximately 12,000 students in schools with bilingual education programs.

The goal is to graduate students who are proficient in English and their home language in all four modalities of listening, speaking, reading and writing. They receive daily instruction in English, their home language (where available), and the cultures of New Mexico.

Schools with bilingual education programs submit an application to the State Department of Education each spring for implementation in the new academic year. In New Mexico, an English Plus State, Hispanic students comprise the largest population of students in bilingual education.  Navajo – English bilingual education programs are also available.

For more info regarding bilingual program models at these schools contact your LCE Instructional Manager at 881-9429.

Below is a listing of schools with bilingual program model information:

KEY

DL = Dual Language Bilingual Ed. (50/50 unless otherwise noted)

MBE = Maintenance Bilingual Ed.

TBE = Transitional Bilingual Ed.

Elementary Schools

Adobe Acres – DL & MBE
Alameda – MBE
Alamosa – MBE, DL
Alvarado – DL
Armijo – DL & MBE
Atrisco – MBE
Barcelona – MBE
Carlos Rey – MBE, DL
Chaparral – MBE
Cochiti – MBE
Coronado - DL (90/10)
Dolores Gonzales–DL& MBE
Duranes – DL & MBE
East San Jose – DL (90/10)
Edward Gonzales –DL&MBE
Emerson – MBE
Eugene Field – DL & MBE
Hawthorne – DL & MBE
Helen Cordero - DL
Kit Carson – MBE, DL
La Luz – MBE
La Mesa – DL (90/10) & MBE
Lavaland – MBE  
Lew Wallace – MBE
Longfellow – DL
Los Padillas – MBE, DL
Los Ranchos – MBE
Lowell – MBE, DL
Mark Twain – MBE , DL
Mary Ann Binford – MBE
Monte Vista – MBE
Montezuma – DL
Mountain View – MBE
Navajo – DL & MBE
Painted Sky – DL & MBE Pajarito – DL, MBE
Reginald Chavez – DL,MBE
Rudolfo Anaya – MBE, DL (90/10)
Susie Rayos Marmon –MBE, DL
Valle Vista – DL
Wherry – DL & MBE
Whittier – MBE, DL
Zia – DL & MBE

(43 Schools)

KEY

DL = Dual Language Bilingual Ed. (green= 90/10, purple= 50/50)

MBE = Maintenance Bilingual Ed.

TBE = Transitional Bilingual Ed.

Middle Schools

John Adams – MBE
Jimmy Carter – MBE
Ernie Pyle – MBE
Harrison – MBE
Hayes – MBE
Jefferson – MBE
Polk – MBE
Truman – DL
Van Buren – MBE
Washington – DL
Wilson – MBE

(11 Schools)

KEY

DL = Dual Language Bilingual Ed. (green= 90/10, purple= 50/50)

MBE = Maintenance Bilingual Ed.

TBE = Transitional Bilingual Ed.

High Schools

Albuquerque High–MBE
Del Norte – MBE
Highland – MBE
Rio Grande – MBE
Valley – MBE
West Mesa – MBE
Atrisco Heritage Academy-MBE

(8 Schools)

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