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Video: Educating the New Demographic Majority

At our 1/22 symposium on urban public education, I talked about the intersection of policy and population with superintendents Juan Cabrera of El Paso, Richard Carranza of San Francisco and Michael Hinojosa of Dallas and UTEP's Elena Izquierdo.

by Evan Smith

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At our 1/22 symposium on urban public education, I talked about the intersection of policy and population with Juan Cabrera, superintendent of the El Paso Independent School District, Richard Carranza, superintendent of the San Francisco Unified School District, Michael Hinojosa, superintendent of the Dallas Independent School District, and Elena Izquierdo, associate professor of bilingual/biliteracy education at the University of Texas at El Paso.

 

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