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March 25, 2013

Mexican-American Studies Thriving Outside Regular Classrooms

The battle over ethnic studies in Arizona schools that led to a state ban on such courses has created broader interest in Chicano and Latino history and literature, according to the Los Angeles Times.  Read Full Post >

March 12, 2013

Big Districts Lack Strong ELL Materials, Survey Finds

Urban educators from across 44 big-city districts report that most existing curricular materials for English-learners fall well short of the rigor required in the new Common Core State Standards.  Read Full Post >

February 07, 2013

Ethnic Studies To Return to Tucson in Court-Backed Desegregation Plan

A U.S. District judge approved a plan for reducing discrimination and achieving greater racial balance in Tucson schools in a long-running desegregation case.  Read Full Post >

October 24, 2012

College Board Puts Spotlight on Needs of ELLs, New Kinds of Tests

Embarking on his tenure as College Board president, David Coleman puts an unusual spotlight on English-learners.  Read Full Post >

August 01, 2012

New York Becomes Second State to Recognize Biliteracy

The Empire State joins California to offer high school graduates a special "seal of biliteracy."  Read Full Post >

June 26, 2012

Advocates Call for New Policies to Improve Outcomes for ELLs in Calif.

A new policy brief zeroes in on concrete steps California can take to improve the academic outcomes for its large English-language learner population.  Read Full Post >

May 30, 2012

Stanford-Led Common Core Project for ELLs Previews New Resources

The "Understanding Language" team of English-learner experts is developing numerous instructional resources to help educators succeed in teaching the more rigorous standards to ELLs.  Read Full Post >

March 23, 2012

More to the Story on Dual-Language Immersion

Reporter shares a few more highlights from a story on the rise of dual language immersion programs in public schools.  Read Full Post >

March 13, 2012

San Jose Elem. School Provides Rich Language Experience

A dual-language pilot program in three Silicon Valley elementary schools is showing promise of developing biliterate students who, by third grade, perform as well as peers who are native English speakers.  Read Full Post >

February 23, 2012

Research Org. Calls for Reinstatement of Ethnic Studies in Tucson

The council for the American Educational Research Association unanimously approved two resolutions that call for bringing back a controversial Mexican-American studies program and repealing a state law that banned the program in the first place.  Read Full Post >

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