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Duolingo just added its 41st language, Haitian Creole. The new course is still technically marked as a beta course which means more improvements will be made but you can start learning now. Duolingo, ...

File photo of students learning in an elementary school classroom in North Carolina. The students who chose to participate in the dual language program will learn some subjects in English and some in ...

BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. — It's the first of its kind in Florida and only the second in the country. Students at Rolling Green Elementary School in Boynton Beach are participating in a dual language ...

Duolingo says is partnering with Haitian-run businesses across the county, giving away a free month of the app’s premium subscription service when customers patronize and practice Haitian Creole at ...

Darnelle Champagne and Wynnie Lamour-Quansah, both lifelong speakers and advocates of the Haitian Creole language, had the idea to create a program for children centered on the language for many years ...

If Louisiana Creole as a language is endangered, then Google may have a lifeline to toss its way. Google revealed last week that it is introducing a progressive web app, Woolaro, through its Google ...

On Tuesday, Duolingo asked Miami Mayor Francis Suarez to put his money (or, rather, their money) where his mouth is. The popular language-learning app challenged Suarez – who reminds folks at every ...

COMPLETE FIRST WARNING FORECAST IN A FEW MINUTES. TAYLOR: SHIFTING GEARS TO A NEW CROSS-CULTURAL EDUCATION PROGRAM IN BOYNTON BEACH. SOME KINDERGARTENERS ARE GETTING CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION IN ENGLISH ...

In the heart of Boston’s Mattapan neighborhood, a quiet revolution is taking place at the Mattahunt Elementary School, whose Toussaint L’Ouverture Dual Language Academy is not just breaking down ...

This past summer, volunteering at a Louisiana Creole language immersion camp, Henry Johnson heard a lullaby that stirred a memory. In the memory, he was 3 years old, gathered with cousins and ...