This article updates the Culver City Spanish Immersion Program. Research results for the third year of the program (1973-74) are summarized, and research in progress during the 1974-75 year is discussed. The article closes with a discussion of a series of research issues for investigation, issues in many ways prompted by already completed research. Appended to this brief article is a transcript of a symposium on the Culver City program held at the 1975 TESOL convention in Los Angeles. The transcript contains an historical overview, a statement of theoretical assumptions about second language learning by young children, and statements by the three teachers involved, the principal, and a parent, as well as three researchers. (Author/CLK)