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Long Island City »

The classes are for kids ages 5 to 10, and are available for those who speak French and those who don't.

Upper West Side »

Bilingual education should start as early as possible, believes HudsonWay Immersion's director.

Downtown Brooklyn »

The languages range from Hebrew to Haitian Creole and will start in September 2015.

Upper West Side »

Dual language programs are on the rise in the city's schools. Here's what you need to know about them.

Fort George »

The Dos Puentes school was recently accepted into the International Spanish Academies Program.

Cobble Hill »

Cobble Hill's Pollitos Daycare offers an English-Spanish bilingual program at 259 Warren St.

Elmhurst »

The teachers have filed with the Department of Education's Office of Equal Opportunity.

Astoria »

Diana Limongi is trying to gain support to bring a French language program to an Astoria public school.

Chinatown »

After a failed attempt last year, Dr. Lotus King Weiss is applying to open six bilingual schools.

Crown Heights »

Baby French in Crown Heights is a linguistic treat for local infants 8 months and up. 

Murray Hill, Gramercy & Midtown East »

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