The Dual Language Immersion Korean program follows a 50:50 Dual Language Immersion model in elementary school. Students receive instruction in Korean for 50% of the day and in English for 50% of the day. Korean language is taught both for language acquisition and content instruction.

Careful consideration is given to the selection and planning of the content areas and themes that are taught in Korean. Dual Immersion classes are taught by fully credentialed, bilingual teachers who have additional preparation and expertise in teaching Korean.

Elementary Schools Offering Japanese: Keppel ES (K-5), Monte Vista ES (K-6)

Students who wish to continue in the Dual Language Immersion Korean program for middle school take a Korean Language Arts class as an elective. 

Middle Schools Offering Korean: Rosemont MS, Toll MS

Students who wish to continue their Korean studies into high school may take the Korean language as an elective. Courses will be available through Korean Language 7-8. Students will also be eligible to take the National Examination on World Languages (NEWL) in Korean and earn the Seal of Biliteracy in Korean.

Korean language is offered at the following high schools: Crescenta Valley HS, Hoover HS