Join New York City Public Schools (NYCPS) leadership, educators, and parent advocates for a dynamic panel on expanding access to high-quality multilingual education in NYC.
Discover how NYCPS is developing robust pathways to multilingualism citywide, the crucial role parent advocacy plays in securing program continuity in District 3, and an insider look at Mott Hall II’s innovative roadmap combining French Dual Language education with International Baccalaureate (IB) programming for Grades 6–12.
Whether you are a parent exploring dual-language options, an educator, or a community partner, this session offers valuable insights into vision, policy, and implementation.
Presenters and Panelists :
– Anna Pons, Strategic Advisor for Multilingual Education, Division of Inclusive and Accessible Learning, NYC Public Schools
– Dr. Brenda García, Chief, Office of Multilingual Learners, NYC Public Schools
– Charlene Merieux, NYC Public Schools Parent Advocate
Marlon Lowe, NYC Public Schools Principal, Mott Hall II
