FAQS

1. Curriculum & Immersion Model

What does “Spanish immersion” mean in a preschool setting?

Children learn through a rich Spanish environment—stories,

play, songs—with no translation, mirroring how they first

learned English.

What immersion model do you follow?

The full immersion model guarantees that our teachers

communicate 100% in the Spanish language exclusively

throughout the entire day.

How will my child understand what’s happening in class?

Teachers use gestures, repetition, visuals, and routines to

convey meaning.

2. Language Development & English

Will immersion delay my child’s English skills?

No—studies show bilingual development enhances cognitive

flexibility and transfers to strong English skills by elementary

school.

What if we don’t speak Spanish at home?

That’s perfectly fine. Many of our immersion students come

from monolingual English homes.

Will my child get confused by learning two languages?

Not at all—mixing languages (code-switching) is typical and

actually supports cognitive development.

3. Qualifications & Class Details

Are teachers native Spanish speakers?

Absolutely. We are proud to hire educators that are native

Spanish speakers. Many hold degrees in education and related

fields from accredited universities in Latin America.

What’s the student-to-teacher ratio?

Toddler Classroom: 1 teacher to 4 students; Preschool

classroom: 1 teacher to 6 students; PreK Classroom: 1 teacher

to 8 students.

4. Daily Life & Structure

Do children play outside?

Yes—play is essential for development and integrated into the

curriculum daily.

What do a typical day and activities look like?

A day in the life of our student includes circle time songs and

focus lessons, storytelling, movement, arts, and recrea­tion —

all in Spanish.

Do you provide snacks or meals?

No. All students bring in a packed lunch from home. Our

classrooms are equipped with refrigerators and microwaves to

ensure foods are kept fresh and can be heated for

consumption as needed.

5. Enrollment & Logistics

How do I enroll and when can my child start?

Enrollment is open throughout the entire year, and vacancies

are filled as they become available. The first step in our

enrollment process is to schedule a tour of our school. Once

families have completed the tour, they are invited to fill out

the formal enrollment application. Applications are typically

processed within 48 hours.

Are part-time or full-day programs available?

Yes. We offer a range of options for students to enroll. You can

enroll for a minimum of 1 day a week, and up to 5 days

a week (Monday through Friday). The “School Day” option is

from 9:00 am-3:00 pm. The “Extended Day” option includes

before and after care, allowing parents the flexibility to drop

off their child as early as 7:00 am and pick up by 5:30 pm.

What is the tuition fee and are subsidies available?

Our tuition rates can be viewed here: SILC Tuition Rates.png

Families who qualify and have been awarded State Subsidy

may use their subsidy towards tuition costs. Subsidy awards

typically cover 50% of the total cost of tuition.

6. Transition & Readiness

Will my child be kindergarten-ready?

Immersion graduates often perform at or above grade level,

with adaptability to both monolingual and dual-language

elementary settings.

How can I help support learning at home?

Parents can reinforce learning through things like music

playlists, conversation about school, reading Spanish picture

books, or letting the child “teach” parents words they learned

in school.

7. Communication and Parent Involvement

How does the school communicate with parents?

In-person updates and brief conversations during drop off and pick

up are a daily part of our routine. Additionally, use a mobile App

called Brightwheel for daily (non-urgent) messages.

Will I get reports about my child?

Yes. Though Brightwheel parents are able to see when the child

was checked in/out of school, how long they napped, their diaper

changes, and reports of any minor incidents. At the end of each

month, pictures are uploaded to the child’s profile for parents to

see their child in action at school.

Are the special activities I will be invited to?

Some of the celebrations parents are invited to participate at

school include Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, Trick or Treating,

Day of the Dead Celebration, and Spirit Week.

Spanish Immersion Learning Centers

LOCATION:
3900 Hamilton Blvd.
Suite 207, Allentown, PA.

(610) 984-4122
[email protected]

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