Speaking Both Spanish And English Proves To Be A Vital Asset
There are segments of society that believe only English should be spoken in society, and certainly no other language belongs in public school classrooms. Those people don’t live in the real world of education in Texas. The administrators and teachers of Angleton ISD do and understand the value of students being bilingual when they don their purple caps and gowns and head into adulthood.
With more than a quarter of Brazoria County’s population of Hispanic/Latino origin, many of them first-generation Americans, being able to speak both Spanish and English will be a vital asset for the next generation of workers. It will open doors that could remain closed if they spoke only English or only Spanish. (more…)