Office of World Languages
Frequently Asked Questions - ESOL
- What does ESOL mean?
- ESOL means English for Speakers of Other Languages.
- Where can I get Adult ESOL?
- Adult ESOL classes are provided through the Community College of Baltimore County.
Call 410-285-9453 - What is an ESOL center?
- An ESOL center is a school that has a program for students learning to speak English.
- Where are the ESOL centers located?
- There are 9 centers:
SCHOOL |
CONTACT PERSON |
Norwood Elementary School |
Marilyn VandenHengel |
Dumbarton Middle School |
Jill Williams |
Holabird Middle School |
Alicia Chavis |
Lansdowne Middle School |
|
Sudbrook Magnet Middle School |
Vicki Coronel |
Dundalk High School |
|
Lansdowne High School |
Carol Hutzley |
Owings Mills High School |
Marga Ugarte-Caffyn |
Parkville High School |
Anita Prifti |
Woodlawn High School |
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- In most cases, elementary school children attend their own home school.
- How do I register my child for ESOL?
- Call the Office of World Languages, 410-887-6752, for an appointment.
- What do I need to bring to the ESOL Office for registration?
- Birth certificate or passport of the child
- Proof of residency in Baltimore County (apartment lease or mortgage document)
- Immunization records
- Social Security card (if available)
- School records
- Photo ID of parent
- Where do I go to get immunizations for my child?
- Immunizations are available at the following Baltimore County Health Centers.
Baltimore Highlands-Lansdowne Health Center |
410-887-1003 |
Dundalk Health Center |
410-887-7182 |
Eastern Family Resource Center |
410-887-6452 |
Essex Health Center |
410-887-0246 |
Hannah More Academy Center |
410-887-1152 |
Liberty Family |
410-887-0607 |
Towson Health Center |
410-887-5992 |
Woodlawn Health Center |
410-887-1332 |