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Schools Offering Dual Language

Hillsboro School District is proud to offer a strong and growing network of Dual Language schools from preschool through high school. Our programs are located across the district and are open to all families through the lottery or transfer process. We have two elementary schools that offer a school wide dual language program. This means that all students have the opportunity to access dual language. 

Whether you are just starting in PreK or continuing through middle and high school, we are committed to providing a high-quality, bilingual learning experience every step of the way.

Dual Language School Locations by Feeder 

 Our Dual Language schools are connected through a feeder pattern so that students can continue their bilingual education through high school.

Elementary Schools (K-6)

Middle School (7-8)

High School (9-12)

W.L. Henry - (School-Wide)

 

Minter Bridge - (Lottery)

 

Witch Hazel - (Lottery)

 

South Meadows Middle School

 

Hillsboro High School

Eastwood - (Lottery)

 

Mooberry - (Lottery)

 

Poynter Middle School

 

Liberty High School

 

Reedville - (School-Wide)

 

R.A. Brown Middle School

 

Century High School

Lincoln St. - (Lottery)

 

Free Orchards - (Lottery)

 

Evergreen Middle school

 

Glencoe High School 


Visit our Find My Home School webpage to find the Dual Language school closest to you.

Spanish Literacy School Locations by Feeder 

Students in Spanish Literacy programs can join DLP at the Middle School and/or High School level.

Elementary Schools

Middle School 

High School

Brookwood (K-6)

 

Rosedale (K-6)

 

Farmington View (K-3) adding a grade level each year

 

South Meadows Middle School

 

Hillsboro High School

Orenco (K-6)

 

West Union (K-2) adding a grade level each year

 

Lennox - begin in 26/27 school year

 

Poynter Middle School

 

Liberty High School

Ladd Acres - (K-6)

 

Imlay (K-6)

 

Butternut (K-5) adding a grade level each year

 

RA Brown

 

Century High School

Patterson (K-6)

 

McKinney (K-5) adding a grade level each year

 

Evergreen Middle school

 

Glencoe High School 

Start Years and Entry Points

  • Most students begin the program in kindergarten, where foundational language development begins.
     
  • First grade is the latest guaranteed entry point through the lottery (depending on language balance and space).
     
  • Preschool Dual Language is available at selected sites and helps prepare students for a smooth transition into kindergarten.
     
  • Entry into upper grades (2nd–12th) may be possible for students with prior Dual Language experience or native Spanish proficiency. These are reviewed individually.

Site Contacts

Each Dual Language school has a team ready to support you. For school-specific questions (enrollment, tours, events), please contact:

  • School Principal
  • Office Manager or Bilingual Secretary
  • EL Specialist or DL Site Coordinator

Need help deciding where to apply?

Contact the HSD  Dual Language Office and we’ll help guide you through the process.