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The Amigos Unidos Advantage

More Pathways. More Possibilities.

Why families choose Stillwater over other immersion options.

  • A Rare K-8 Pathway: Many immersion programs end after elementary school. Amigos Unidos provides a continuous journey through Oak-Land Middle School, giving students time to grow their language skills and academic vocabulary year after year.
     
  • Academic Excellence: High-quality instruction in both Spanish and English, preparing students for advanced coursework and college-credit opportunities.
     
  • Caring, Dedicated Staff: Our teachers are committed, compassionate, and responsive, fostering strong relationships and a nurturing environment for every student.
     
  • Modern vs. Classical Learning: Unlike "classical" models that rely on memorization, Stillwater’s approach is built around critical thinking, problem-solving, and real-world application. We meet students where they are and help them grow into flexible, independent thinkers.
     
  • Personalized Support: Through the BARR Program, we provide personalized academic and social-emotional support to ensure every student is known, supported, and inspired
     
  • Broad Opportunities Beyond the Classroom: Diverse extracurriculars, real-world learning, and supportive experiences develop well-rounded learners ready to succeed.
     
  • Inclusive Community & Belonging: A culture where everyone belongs, every student has a voice, and equity and resilience are central to learning.
     
  • Pony Pride & Engagement: Strong school spirit and community involvement, encouraging students to be curious, spirited, and engaged contributors.
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