WORLD LANGUAGES
Cheri Quinlan , Coordinator

Features: New Jersey’s Model for High School Reform in World Languages Building a Linguistically and Culturally Competent Workforce Policy, Assessment, and Professional Development: Results from a Statewide Study » International Education in the Schools » New Jersey Standards Clarification Project Phase I » UN General Assembly Proclaims 2008 INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF LANGUAGES, In an Effort to Promote Unity in Diversity, Global Understanding » World Languages Framework Learning Scenarios Project » New Jersey Grade Eight Pilot Assessment Project » Consortium for Assessing Performance Standards - A New Jersey FLAP Grant Project » A Report on the State of World Languages Implementation in New Jersey Click here to enlarge picture World Languages Supervisors after receiving plaques designating their districts as model programs 2008-10: Edwin Acevedo, West Orange; Priscilla Russel, Princeton; Janis Jensen, Director, Office of Academic Standards; Rosanne Zeppieri, West Windsor-Plainsboro; Mercedes Gil, Englewood with her Assistant Superintendent, Mike Polizzi, Englewood; Cheri Quinlan, Coordinator.

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