Yup, that'd be the French, Spanish, and Portuguese afterschool enrichment I mentioned.
ELA is the currently used acronym for "English and Language Arts" -- What your schol growing up might have called reading or language or English class depending on grade level, decade, and what sort of school you went to. That's not unique to whether kids are learning English as a second language, proficient in English, native speakers, or what. And it's certainly not a dual-language immersion program.
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Re: Then what is...
Date: 2011-12-09 06:01 pm (UTC)ELA is the currently used acronym for "English and Language Arts" -- What your schol growing up might have called reading or language or English class depending on grade level, decade, and what sort of school you went to. That's not unique to whether kids are learning English as a second language, proficient in English, native speakers, or what. And it's certainly not a dual-language immersion program.