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Reply to "Achievement gap continues to grow between high- and low-income schools"
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[quote=Anonymous]Exactly. I also teach Hispanic students and their parents work 2 jobs and sometimes 3 jobs. They don't have time to come for coffee or movie night and that's okay. I have our bilingual secretary call them if I have an academic or behavioral issue with their child (rarely). Also, in many of their cultures, school is not the parents' domain. They didn't grow up having parent/teacher conferences, etc in their culture. The report card tells them what they need to know and they know to call the office if they want to talk to me. Most of the Hispanic students are good students so I rarely have any issues.[/quote]
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