‘We are the community’: D65 parents reflect on year of uncertainty after TWI program cuts
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When Celia Carlino arrived in Illinois from Peru about 20 years ago, she was told Evanston was one of the state’s most diverse cities. She soon began imagining a future here, she said. While working as a caregiver and later teaching Spanish in Evanston schools, Carlino said she was drawn to the city’s bilingual education...
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‘We are the community’: D65 parents reflect on year of uncertainty after TWI program cuts
When Celia Carlino arrived in Illinois from Peru about 20 years ago, she was told Evanston was one of the state’s most diverse cities. She soon began imagining a future here, she said. While working as a caregiver and later teaching Spanish in Evanston schools, Carlino said...
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