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THE TWO-WAY IMMERSION NETWORK FOR CATHOLIC SCHOOLS

The Two-Way Immersion Network for Catholic Schools (TWIN-CS) is an initiative of the
​Barbara and Patrick Roche Center for Catholic Education at Boston College's Lynch School of Education.
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This initiative, grounded in research and leadership by Boston College faculty and other university researchers from around the country, supports schools in the implementation and assessment of dual-language immersion models in Catholic school classrooms around the United States.  The TWIN-CS network is composed of principals, teachers, field mentors, parents, board members, and other leaders from Catholic schools across the country.

Learn more about TWIN
TWIN-CS Brochure (download pdf)

TWIN-CS Network News and Updates

FOR MORE NEWS, SEE THE TWIN-CS IN THE NEWS

Mentoring, Cohorts, & Mindsets​

Dr. Tim's Blog, September 2017

Catholic Identity at Catholic Colleges is Complicated 

​National Catholic Reporter

​"Hispanics and Catholic schools" article about the recent Roche Center report and the TWIN-CS program.  Read the article here.​
National Catholic Reporter, August 2017

Two-Way Immersion Network for Catholic Schools
Dives Back into Professional Development
​at 2017 Summer Academy

NCEA Talk: A Catholic School Education Blog, July 2017

Explaining Why Catholic Schools Are Worth
​the Investment

Momentum Magazine- NCEA. Spring 2017
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NOT LOST IN TRANSLATION. THE GROWING IMPORTANCE
​OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE SKILLS IN THE U.S. JOB MARKET

NAE Report, March 2017

Scho​ols with superpowers by Michael Sean Winters

US Catholic, March 2017.​

Extending an Invitation to Hispanic Families

Catholic Star Herald, September 29, 2016.​

Language of success

BC News, July 30, 2016​

TWIN-CS Network Continues to Grow

Study explores the complex process of how Catholic schools learn to educate culturally and linguistically diverse students effectively.  View article.
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Catholic Schools in an Increasingly
Hispanic Church

​Catholic Schools in an Increasingly Hispanic Church report released March 7, 2016.  ​Read more about this first ever national survey of Catholic schools serving Hispanic families in the United States. 
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