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Why some parents choose bilingual education for their children

When the time came for Caroline Parr to send her daughter Hazel to preschool, she chose an approach that has earned some scholarly support but is still rare in South Carolina: bilingual education.

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Academic Best-Selling Books at UNE Booth during The Madrid Book Fair

UNE - Unión de Editoriales Universitarias Españolas (Spanish Academic Publishers Association) is a non-profit organization founded in 1987 to help Spanish Universities. 

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Danville doubling elementary Spanish classes

Danville Area School District officials are adding an additional Spanish teacher to double the number of classes for elementary school students — without increasing the staff size.

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Spanish-English and Urdu-English programs coming to schools in Guilford County

HIGH POINT — Eyes focused on their papers, a class of Allen Jay Elementary kindergartners practiced their reading pronunciation last week. “Wuh-tuh-luh-suh,” they read aloud to themselves, connecting how letters look with the sounds they make.

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Bilingual Education. Roundtable held with Schools Chancellor Carranza.

 Growinng up, Richard Carranza's parents spoke only Spanish at home.  The son of Mexican immigrants, Carranza said though his parents were bilingual, they opted to focus on Spanish at home, so assured were they that he and his brother would learn English at school.

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