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Waltham Dual Language School celebrates 10 years of bilingual education

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November 5, 2026
Ten years after opening its doors with the goal of helping children become fluent in English and Spanish, Waltham’s Dual Language School celebrated its 10th anniversary on Nov. 4, with […]
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