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- 510 Moody Street, Waltham, MA 02453
- +1 (781) 314-5402
- walthampublicschools.org/duallanguage
Overview of Waltham Public Schools Dual Language Program: Waltham Public Schools Dual Language Program is a public school situated in Waltham, MA, which is in a small city environment. The learner population of Waltham Public Schools Dual Language Program is 113, and the school serves K-2.
The school’s minority learner population is 80%. The learner-teacher ratio is 17:1.
The learner population is made up of 40% female learners and 60% male learners. There are 6 equivalent full-time teachers.
Test Scores at Waltham Public Schools Dual Language Program: At Waltham Public Schools Dual Language Program, data for learner performance in math and reading is unavailable.
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