Abstract
Second language immersion programs, originally developed in Canada some 20 years ago, have been implemented in a number of U.S. cities. Alternative forms of U.S. programs are described—enriched, magnet, and two-way bilingual—and research findings pertaining to the effectiveness of each are summarized and discussed.
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