"bilingual class" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a class in which instruction is given in two languages. For example: "My daughter attends a bilingual class where she is learning both English and Spanish."
But then I got into a bilingual class.
Hers is a "two-way" bilingual class in which exactly half of the children already speak English fluently.
— Dan Boyle Studying Forms of Protest in First Grade: I teach a first grade unit on this subject to a bilingual class.
Last year she was unhappy with how her eldest son, Armando, was doing in first grade, where he had been placed in a bilingual class.
This is where Lisamarie Albanese, a social worker at the Hamilton Elementary School, was visiting a bilingual class of third graders to play a board game called Friendship Island, as part of an anti-bullying program.
Gregorio Ortega spoke about how his son Geraldo, born right here in New York, had been abruptly transferred into a bilingual class at P.S. 123 after spending his first four school years learning in English.
B5 Religion Journal B6 Neediest Cases B2 EDUCATION Bilingual Class as an Option Chancellor Harold O. Levy will ask the New York City Board of Education to end automatic assignment of students with limited English skills to bilingual classes, leaving that decision up to parents, officials say.
It offers bilingual classes for children speaking Korean.
Students in bilingual classes are taught the subjects in their native languages.
They said they did not want their children segregated by language in bilingual classes.
But Mr. Unz did not focus on districts where scores had increased while bilingual classes continued.
