It takes constant practice and reinforcement, in terms of our cognitive development of our brain. The younger you start a foreign language, the more likely you are to develop proficiency in it ... a student who is 18 has a leg up on someone who is 40, just like an elementary student will have a leg up on a college student, and may have a chance to achieve near-native proficiency.” - Daniel Collins

  Spanish
Shari Price Spanish I      
Crystal Sanchez   Spanish II    
Dee Green Spanish I Spanish II    
Dianne Davidson   Spanish II    
Deborah Conant   Spanish II PAP Spanish III  
Michelle Torres Natives  Spanish I   Natives PAP Spanish III  
Becky Turney     PAP Spanish III PAP Spanish IV
Bonnie Flynt     PAP Spanish III AP Spanish IV

  French
Sherry Coffman French I   PAP French III PAP French IV Ap French IV
Rhonda Gordon   French II      

  German
Andrea Bonner German I          
Gay Ogden   German II German III PAP German III PAP German IV AP German IV

  Latin
Becky Mannie Latin I Latin II Latin III PAP Latin III AP Latin III AP Latin Vergil

  American Sign Language
Catherine Shorrock ASL I   ASL III ASL IV
Tami Daniels ASL I      
Elaine Jacobson   ASL II    
Sharon Balthrop ASL I ASL II    

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