If you have specific questions about your child's performance or this report, please contact the school. Two-Way Bilingual School is committed to working with parents and the community within our diverse, nurturing environment where students use Spanish and English as constructive tools for learning. We believe that students, teachers and parents should work cooperatively to set and achieve goals that maximize each student's potential and develop courageous learners, effective communicators, and responsible citizens. A visit to the Hernandez typically finds students engaged in project-based learning experiences. Throughout the day, the students alternate between group work and individual tasks related to a project theme.
Students are excited, productive and orderly.
They are learning reading, math, social studies, and science. When not engaged with content area academics, our students spend their time producing works of art, learning to sing and dance, improving their physical condition or programming a computer. Older students pursue Outward Bound field experiences such as hiking, canoeing, and rock climbing as well as community service participation in soup kitchens and with the elderly. There were 364 students enrolled at the end of the 1999-2000 school year. A Bilingual Education program is offered in Spanish.