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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For many families learning a second language well is not a fad. In fact, this country could use more cross-cultural understanding these days. [/quote]

you can learn a second language without immersion. you can also find a dual-language program without colonizing someone else's school. and let's not forget that the tyler spanish parents ***already*** have an immersion program. but it's not enough for them and they want to kick the (mostly black) kids out. [/quote]

Black kids can do immersion to, you racist. [/quote]

This isn’t racist. It’s the truth at Tyler. Tyler parents are in here saying it’s true. Tyler has an immersion program. Immersion parents are pushing for more. Just like they push for for all of the extra resources. They don’t care who they are displacing. And yes, the families they are displacing are mostly black. When you get to K and above in the creative arts program they are almost all black and the immersion parents want them gone. [/quote]

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