When Bilingual Mode is enabled for a class, students see inline Spanish translations blurred beneath the English text. They hover to reveal the translation. English text remains visible at all times, so students can reference both languages as they work. There's no mode switching or separate view to toggle between.

No. When you enable Bilingual Mode for a class, all students in that class get the same assignment. Spanish translations are embedded automatically. Students who need language support see the translations; students who don't can ignore them. You grade one assignment, not two.

Spanish translations launch in mid-May 2026 for Florida and Texas math courses (K-8, Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2). Additional states and subjects roll out for back-to-school 2026, including New York, California, National, and Maryland math courses. If you're using a full Spanish immersion course, those are provisioned separately and don't require Bilingual Mode.