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All teachers should learn English.
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Educational policy was that Spanish will be conserved and English will be acquire.
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Increased the use of English. All couses were taught in English at high schools.
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540 teachers were sent to study at Harvard and Cornel Universities during theSummer.
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English became the official method of teaching all grades in the school system.
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The teachers didn't approved all the conditions and created a separatist movement.
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Health, hygiene and reading courses were authorized in Spanish language.
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A law project made the Spanish as the compulsory medium of instruction.
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Citizenship was granted to Puerto Ricans.
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In that moment there is more emphasis on the use of English.
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Dr> José Padín exposed that from a pedagogic point of view.
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José M. Gallardo is the new commissioner of education.
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From first to sixth grade Spanish prevailed. English was just another subject.
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Governor of commonwalth of Puerto Rico Luis Muños Marín ended the practice.
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English is taught for one period a day as a second language.
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Dr. Mariano Villaronga finally put Spanish as the official first language for all public schools levels.
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President Johnson signed it, but it was not until 1974 that it made a boom.
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The Department of Education and some Universities asked for funds to meet the necessities of students who came to Puerto Rico and their mother language was English.
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The congress of the United States authorized to bilingual education projects in Puerto Rico have the focus to learning Spanish for the better functioning of the return of students in the education system.
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Implementation of bilingual projects in two schools in Puerto Rico. Padre Rufo and Papa Juan XXIII.
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Governor Carlos Romero Barceló signed it but it was not fully implanted. The teachers who applicates for it have a lot of trouble to obtain it.
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10% of stduents in Puerto rico studied in United States.
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Spanish is the official language in Puerto Rico.
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This law is revoked and substitued in 1993 for law number 1.
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Governor Rafael Hernandez Colón sign them two for the UMET, one for Sagrado Corazón and two for Universidad del Turabo.
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Only 12 of the island's 1,472 schools offer an all English curriculum of the sort envisioned by Fortuño, while 35 other schools offer some courses in English, such as math and physical education said the Education Secretary Edwin Moreno.
