The Arkansas Seal of Biliteracy is awarded each spring and fall to ninth through 12th grade students. Recognized across all 50 states and Washington, D.C., ...

A total of 780 Arkansas high school students -- a record high for a year -- have earned the Arkansas Seal of Biliteracy for showing proficiency in English and in one or more additional languages ...

Southside High School recently made state history by awarding the Arkansas Seal of Biliteracy to 39 students in 15 different languages other than English, setting a record for the most languages ever ...

FAYETTEVILLE -- The School Board at Thursday's meeting honored 35 students who earned the Arkansas Seal of Biliteracy award this school year. In the fall of 2017, 101 students from Arkansas were ...

Knowing multiple languages opens doors in a world where business, travel, and friendships cross borders with ease. Starting ...

Students who meet the Department of Defense Education Activity’s criteria for biliteracy will have a seal stamped on their ...

Seal of biliteracy programs began as a grassroots effort in California in 2012. Most of the time, it’s a voluntary initiative that starts at the school and district level.

Conway High School presented its first-ever recipients of the Arkansas Seal of Biliteracy, which recognizes students who have achieved oral and written proficiency in English and another language.

The Seal of Biliteracy formally recognizes graduating high school students who demonstrate through a variety of testing that they have achieved a high proficiency in English and another language.

For the three districts, a seal of biliteracy might be possible as soon as the next school year. Denver Public Schools is looking to have a draft for its board by May.