Dual-language immersion programs growing in popularity
Dual-language immersion programs growing in popularity - LA Times
I have heard about more dual language programs, per the article there is now more than a 1000 nationwide. Looks like the article is re-fighting the Proposition 227 fight (my complaint against bilingual education pre Prop 227 was it was not truly bilingual).
I am surprised that Glendale in California offers German, Japanese, and Italien, but not Chinese. Glendale has a large Armenian population and is home to some great restaurants. Porto's (Cuban) is a favorite of mine.
I have heard about more dual language programs, per the article there is now more than a 1000 nationwide. Looks like the article is re-fighting the Proposition 227 fight (my complaint against bilingual education pre Prop 227 was it was not truly bilingual).
I am surprised that Glendale in California offers German, Japanese, and Italien, but not Chinese. Glendale has a large Armenian population and is home to some great restaurants. Porto's (Cuban) is a favorite of mine.
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