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Seal of Biliteracy Massachusetts

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Go to: https://groups.google.com/d/forum/sealofbiliteracyma

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The Seal of Biliteracy

The Seal of Biliteracy award recognizes students who have achieved proficiency in English as well as one or more additional languages, whether it be a native language, a heritage language, or an additional language learned in school or in another setting. It is a statement of accomplishment that helps to signal evidence of a student’s readiness for career and college, and to engage as a global citizen.

Updates

  • Equity for the 2021 Massachusetts State Seal of Biliteracy
  • New National Guidelines for Implementing the Seal of Biliteracy
  • 2019 Next-Gen MCAS Criteria
  • Celebrating the 2019 Seal of Biliteracy Awards
  • LOC Biliteracy Pathway Awards

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