Gary Grado//July 19, 2011//

Time has run out for school districts that aren’t compliant with the state’s English Language Learner program. In the three years since the program, which...

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Tags: Structured English Immersion, Board of education, education, Janet Napolitano, Phoenix Union High School District, Tucson Unified School District, Arizona, English Language Learners, English as a foreign or second language

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