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On 26 Jun 2003 John Chambers wrote: > This problem is not going to be fixed. In Massachusetts, we just had > a referendum pass overwhelmingly that suppresses all bilingual > education. Educators are looking hard for ways around this, > but bilingual teaching can't be done openly here any more. Off-topic, but a minor correction here -- bilingual teaching in MA is perfectly fine, and can be done openly, particularly in "2-way_ or dual immersion programs. However it requires signed waivers and uses a somewhat complex process apparently designed to discourage students from entering these programs. It's not easy, and the law is definitely anti-bilingualism, but it's not illegal. Otherwise I basically agree with your analysis.
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