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The purpose of this investigation was to analyze educator perceptions of challenges in serving English learners and needed leadership supports at the school and school district level for dual language programs. For the analysis, interviews were conducted with a cohort of educators completing a graduate level dual language certificate program at a large metropolitan university. Examination of the interview data revelated nine themes related to challenges encountered in serving ELs and leadership practices for dual language implementation. Implications for practice include a need for school and school district-level leaders to adapt leadership practices to meet the needs of dual language implementation. Leadership practices to maximize the proven potential of dual language programs are vital to advancing English learner outcomes.
Marjorie Ceballos, University of Central Florida
Leslie Mendez, University of Central Florida
Florin Marius Mihai, University of Central Florida
Laura Monroe, University of Central Florida
Joyce Watson Nutta, University of Central Florida
Kerry Purmensky, University of Central Florida
Bonnie Swan, University of Central Florida