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4:39 pm
Fri November 30, 2012
Parents want a dual-language immersion program in Casper; one parent explains why
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Dual Language Casper
A group of parents are trying to get dual-language immersion programs set up in Casper. They’d like two elementary schools to start these programs, and the focus would be on Spanish and Chinese.
Thea True-Wells is the parent who’s spearheading the effort. She joins me now to talk about it, along with Ann Tollefson, an outside consultant who has evaluated dual language programs in other states.
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