Bilingual is a form of education in which students learn to read and write in two languages. In the United States, the majority of dual language programs teach in English and Spanish, although there are newer programs that teach in Mandarin, Japanese, and Hindi. Programs primarily begin in kindergarten and first grade and continue throughout primary education. In addition, certain bilingual programs, depending on the level, continue until middle and high school. Even Burbank Elementary School and Winton Middle School in Hayward offer dual language programs. Each level of education uses a different linguistic ratio in which the class is taught: classes start with a ration of 90:10 and later, over the years, the ration becomes a constant 50:50 (Lindholm-Leary, Kathryn J, 2001). The goals of bilingual immersion programs are to lead children to become both bilingual and bilingual, that is, they will be able to speak and write fluently in two different languages. Bilingual programs are becoming more common, with most of them in public schools, but some are starting to become private and charter schools. Bilingual education should be introduced in all elementary schools starting from kindergarten in order to improve the results of English learners, the benefits it will bring to the community, remarkable benefits for the brain and finally the cost-effectiveness of education. education across the United States. Bilingual programs not only create biliteracy and bilingualism for students in classrooms, but it helps improve overall student academic success. Dual language is a type of bilingual education where students learn different subjects like math, science, language arts, ...... middle of article ...... students excel in both languages. Some parents worry about “too much” exposure to the new language, they fear that their children will forget their roots. This won't happen because the models end up with a 50:50 ratio. Bilingual education offers many benefits to those who choose to participate in it. It helps English language learners close gaps in their education, helps increase community awareness and has beneficial effects on the brain, and finally, a new approach to saving education dollars and making them worth their money the punishment. Dual education is the right choice when thinking about the future of public primary and higher schools. Starting in kindergarten will allow students to benefit from the total immersion that the bilingual program can offer. Our United States is slowly changing and maintaining dual language is a step in the right direction..