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Reply to "Discussion over whether to expand Tyler dual-lang program turns to gentrification debate"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Look at the retention numbers. The spanish immersion program does not keep kids in the school past 1st grade. So why would an entire school adopt a model that does not hold on to its families. Also, from my work at Tyler 10 years ago- these are the same parents who want separate lunches, rececess, aftercare than the 'create arts' kids. The wanted a segregated school. It is not a far stretch for Creative Arts program parents to think that pushing out poor black kids is their aim. It has been for the word go[/quote] Separate lunches and recesses? Seriously? [/quote] The blair magnet famously had separate bells to keep the kids from meeting in the hallways and lunch’s from the local kids for years before the they were forced to mix the kids a little much to the dismay of the OOB parents who wanted the enrichment but not local flavor.[/quote]
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