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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We've been at Oyster for two years after fleeing Mundo Verde. Worlds apart in terms of resources, resources in the form of physical plant as well as the counselor, librarian, psychologist, art teacher, etc on staff.

For our family what makes the world of difference in comparing our two experiences at Spanish immersion schools is the professionalism of Sra. Berrocal (at the lower school.) As a former teacher, a fellow parent and advocate of bilingual learning she is an amazing asset to the whole community. Adore her ability to focus and offer advice- even though at times it can be tough to receive.

The administration at MV- and the overall unevenness of teacher talent- drove us away. There is an inflexible dogma from the principal which does not hold the best interest of students in mind. (eg. No considersation of moving students from a classroom, the execution of Responsive Classroom)

DC is learning, and thriving, at school.[/quote]

So why are you still on the MV FB page? It's a little bizarre since you take every opportunity to badmouth the school here.[/quote]

How do you know she's on the FB page?[/quote]

It's a neighborhood forum with like 30 people who suggest nearby bilingual activities and ask for help picking kids up from school etc. It is one of those pages where you can see exactly who viewed every post and PP always appears on the list.[/quote]

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