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Of the over 15,000 english language learners in our district, and we did provide you with some written data which i will be loosely following in my beginning here. Were very grateful to our english language students and our representatives who continue to attend our bcc meetings and they voice their concerns to us and were able to bring these issues forward, and to garner attention to them, and to make remedies. Were thankful for our translators who attend every meeting that we have, both spanis...

School and heard on the loud speaker a female voice coming over the pa system telling the students were going to have a march to commemorate Martin Luther king a birthday. Wear your white t shirts. That is going to signify peace and justice and i thought, well, hey im going down to the board of education to a demonstration about tobias, this good worker who put his all into the students at the school and this principal that pit this child down. I couldnt wrap my mind around that. Here she is on ...

Across the Coastal Bend, some school districts have introduced dual language, while others opt for transitional programs.

The district has a shortage of bilingual teachers, a persistent issue before the city’s migrant crisis began.

The next Carson City School District School Board meeting will take place tonight, Tuesday Sept. 27 beginning at 7 p.m. at the Robert ‘Bob’ Crowell Board Room within the Carson City Community Center.

When we are introduced to different perspectives, it changes how we see the world. One of the great things about Kelseyville Unified is that we have students and staff from many different backgrounds who learn from each other every day.

Federal officials say a Florida school district has agreed to improve the way it teaches English to students who don't speak the language.

The Justice Department announced on Monday that it reached an agreement with the Clay County School District regarding an issue to teach students English who weren’t fluent in the language.

The U.S. Department of Justice said it has reached a settlement agreement with the Clay County School District after the school system was accused of failing to provide English-learner students with the language instruction needed to become fluent in English and failing to provide non-English speaking parents with important school information in a language they could understand.

Idaho schools have partnered with Ellevation, the nation's leading K-12 software solution for English learners and the educators who serve them, to provide math support aligned to state-specific standards.