The K-12 Spanish Partial Immersion Program offers elementary students a chance to start learning a second language at an early age.
At Maxwell Elementary, the entire student body is part of the Spanish immersion program.
Liberty Elementary has an immersion strand where some students spend half of the day immersed in Spanish while learning math and science content and half the day getting instruction in English for language arts and social studies. The foreign language immersion teacher teams with the grade-level English teachers to integrate the state's core content.
Cardinal Valley Elementary, immersion participants study all core content in both Spanish and English.
Spanish Immersion Program students from the elementaries continue on to Bryan Station Middle, where they take math, science, social studies, and language arts in Spanish. At Bryan Station High School, immersion students are offered advanced and AP Spanish courses, as well as advanced biology, chemistry, and physics in the target language.