California Still Struggling To Recover From Ban On Bilingual Education | KQED
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In the late 1990s, California voters passed a law mandating English-only instruction, leading to the elimination of bilingual programs across the state, and despite repeal in 2016, recovery remains slow.
With thousands of vacant spots in its preschools, the Los Angeles Unified School District is now opening enrollment to higher-income families, demonstrating a shift in their approach to fill unused spaces.
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