Bilingual education ban in California to be repealed

California Voters Repeal Ban on Bilingual Education

The ballot measure essentially repeals Proposition 227, the 1998 law that made it tougher for districts to offer bilingual education.

The Return Of Bilingual Education In California? - NPR

Proposition 58 would officially end the era of English-only teaching and re-introduce instruction in English and a second language as an option.

Bilingual education ban in California to be repealed - CNN

A law banning bilingual education in California schools may be overturned by a new bill. Francis Specker/AP/File. Editor's Note: Phillip M.

California Voters Repeal Ban on Bilingual Education

The ballot measure essentially repeals Proposition 227, the 1998 law that made it tougher for districts to offer bilingual education; only students whose ...

In California, Rebuilding Bilingual Education in Schools After an 18 ...

The school opened in 2000; community interest in bilingualism pushed leaders to prioritize students' development in both English and Spanish. “ ...

A new era for bilingual education: explaining California's Proposition ...

The California Multilingual Education Act will give California public schools more control over dual language acquisition programs.

Bilingual Education Returns To California. Now What? - NPR

Voters in California officially ended the era of English-only instruction in public schools and lifted restrictions on bilingual education that had been in ...

Repeal of Bilingual Education to Go Before California Voters

Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill that will allow California voters to consider overturning a 16-year-old state law that restricts the use of ...

California Voters Repeal Law Limiting Bilingual Education in Schools

Proposition 58 won Tuesday. It had 72 percent of the first 2.5 million votes counted. The measure undoes a 1998 law requiring schools to use ...

California repeals law that limited bilingual education - AP News

LOS ANGELES (AP) — California voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly repealed a nearly two-decade-old law that limited bilingual education in ...

A new era for bilingual education in California - Kappan Online

In 2016, California voters overturned a 1998 law that curtailed bilingual instruction in the state's public schools.

English-only law hits California schools Ban on bilingual education ...

In June, Californians passed Proposition 227, initiated by Silicon Valley millionaire Ron Unz and demagogically named "English for the Children."

California Lawmakers Vote To Roll Back Prop 227 Bilingual ...

A challenge to California's ban on bilingual education in public schools took a step forward Tuesday after the state Senate approved a ...

Bilingual education vote in California another shift from bitter 1990s ...

The overwhelming approval by California voters of an initiative to end restrictions on bilingual education in its public schools marks another significant ...

Senate supports asking voters to repeal ban on bilingual education

Senator Ricardo Lara (D-Bell Gardens), shown in 2013, has proposed that voters repeal Proposition 227, which requires schools to teach in ...

A Vote to Repeal the Ban on Bilingual Public Schools in California

On November 8, 2016, Californian voters will decide the future of dual-language education in their state.

Prop. 58 Would End California's Ban on Bilingual Education - KQED

More than 2 million public school kids in California speak a language other than English. Proposition 58 on the November ballot would repeal ...

DISMANTLING BILINGUAL EDUCATION IMPLEMENTING ...

Teachers in schools with enough Spanish speaking English Learners to run a bilingual education program explained to me that they “worked very hard” telephoning ...

Should kids be learning in more than one language? Californians ...

We know much more about bilingualism now than we did 18 years ago, when Californians voted to ban bilingual education.

California Proposition 58, Non-English Languages Allowed in Public ...

Proposition 58 no longer required English-only education for English learners. It allowed schools to utilize multiple programs, including bilingual education.