Intro to Spanish: For students who are new to the language and have not had any prior exposure to Spanish.

Level 1: For students who are currently enrolled in a Level 1 class, and/or have had limited exposure to Spanish.

Level 2: For students who can carry a very basic conversation in Spanish (name, age, where you live, etc.), and/or have Spanish support at home.  Students should have adequate knowledge of colors, numbers, shapes, days of the week, and months of the year.

Level 3: For students who can carry a more advanced conversation in Spanish (talk about likes, dislikes, attempt to use some present and past tense). Students are expected to read and write at a basic level in Spanish, and should have mastered colors, numbers, shapes, days of the week, and months of the year.

Literacy: For current/former dual immersion students and/or native or fluent Spanish speakers.  These classes primarily focus on literacy, reading fluency, comprehension, and writing.