- 45+ minutes of daily Spanish instruction, every school day.
- Rigorous standards-based academics with hands-on learning.
- Cultural awareness and appreciation for diverse communities woven into the curriculum.
- Free breakfast and lunch for every student.
- After-school programming until 5:30 p.m.
- PBIS framework with structured behavior expectations.
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It takes about 60 seconds. You've looked at private bilingual programs. You've seen the tuition. You've done the math and it doesn't work. Or maybe you've been sending your child to a school that offers "Spanish enrichment" once a week for 30 minutes, and you already know that's not enough to build real fluency. Forty-five minutes a day, every day, starting in Kindergarten. That's the difference between a child who took some Spanish and a child who speaks it.What the school day looks like
School runs from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Your child starts the day with a free breakfast. The academic program is structured and rigorous: reading, math, science, and social studies, all built on state standards. Spanish runs daily for at least 45 minutes. But the bilingual experience goes beyond language class. Cultural awareness and appreciation for diverse communities are part of the curriculum, building the pride, awareness, and confidence that come from understanding different cultures and heritages, not just speaking a new language.Structure that builds habits
The school operates on the BLITZ model and a PBIS framework. That means clear expectations, a uniform policy, and a system for recognizing students who meet the standard. Motivational rallies and assemblies happen regularly. The ROAR Student of the Week program celebrates achievement. Quarterly Jag Awards recognize growth. The building runs on structure and positive reinforcement, not chaos and punishment.After school and community
After-school programming is run by the school and available until 5:30 p.m. Counseling is available through Kids Thrive. The school isn't a building that closes at dismissal. It's a hub for the community it serves.Events that celebrate cultures and family
Latino Heritage Month. The Latino Heritage Parade. Celebratory Experiential Learning of Latino Culture. Back to School Event. Turkey Trot. Holiday Celebration. Winter Clothing Drive. Books and Badges Girl Scouts. EFNEP Nutrition Education Celebration. Quarterly Jag Awards. These events bring families into the building and connect the school to the many cultures it celebrates.What it costs: nothing.
- No tuition.
- No application fee.
- Free breakfast and lunch every school day.
- Transportation through Columbus City Schools.
- After-school programming until 5:30 p.m.
- Kindergarten Early Entry available for students who turn 5 by December 31.

