Forum focuses on improving Latino education
Joseph Garcia (from left), director of Morrison Institute Latino Public Policy Center; James Sheldahl, associate superintendent for Yuma Union High School District; John Fisher, executive director of Stand for Children; and David Daugherty, director of research at Morrison Institute, discuss Latino education as a panel at Kofa High School Auditorium Wednesday night.
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Researchers suggest that by about 2035, Arizona will become a majority-minority state and by about 2042, a Latino-majority state. With those statistics in mind, panelists at a community forum Wednesday in Yuma spoke about their concerns as to what that could mean for the future of Ari. Read Forum focuses on improving Latino education...
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