At Daniel Morgan Middle School, our World Language program opens students' minds to new cultures and fundamental communication skills that prepare them for a globally connected future. We believe that learning a new language is about more than just vocabulary and grammar; it's about building bridges and fostering cultural empathy. Students are introduced to the basics of Spanish through engaging, interactive lessons focused on practical, real-world communication. Our curriculum utilizes a mix of technology, games, and cultural activities to make learning fun and accessible, ensuring that every student builds a strong foundation in listening, speaking, reading, and writing before they transition to high school.

Skills That Connect and Empower

Students in our Language classes don't just memorize phrases—they actively participate in lessons that immerse them in the target culture. They learn to introduce themselves, describe their daily routines, order food, and discuss their interests, often through role-playing, creative projects, and group collaboration. This dynamic approach moves beyond traditional textbook study to focus on communicative proficiency. By the end of their studies at Daniel Morgan, students gain an appreciation for linguistic diversity and possess the foundational skills and confidence needed to continue their language journey, opening doors to new academic and career possibilities.