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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Oooh, care to share what language is being offered? Good for your kid for taking a less commonly taught language! [/quote] It's Italian. There are staffing shortages for another language at a lower (county required) tier, so the teacher is saying they have to teach the other class because no one is staffed in it. So, the program isn't ending, they just don't have the staffing to offer everything slated it seems. But, the other class is Spanish. I struggle to see how a Spanish teacher for level 1 can't be found.[/quote] Which options remain for FL study if Spanish is not offered ?[/quote] Spanish is offered. There is just a teacher shortage. Not enough teachers for the sections.[/quote] Reminds me of Henry Ford and the Model T when he said: "You can have it in any color you want so long as it is black." My question was inquiring about which language options are being offered which your student can take in lieu of Italian ?[/quote] Nothing really. Colleges want 3+ years of the same language.[/quote] Colleges want a lot of things. I just find it really sad that instead of enjoying the richness of language study OP is fixated on checking boxes and likely communicating that freakout to her daughter. Sh*t happens in life, including bureaucratic decisions that don’t go your way. [/quote] Your judgments are way off base, so consider before making them. Kid does not want to take another language. Kid wants to go to schools that require 3+ years of language. Why do some people feel the need to try to blame the parent? I don't get this. Thanks to those with helpful suggestions.[/quote]
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