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The Ex-Commissioner Dr. Eaton and his assistant, state that puertorrican teachers must learn English.
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A commissioner is assigned for the Department of Public Instruction. The educational policy was that Spanish was going to preserve and English adquisition as a special subject in elementary grades and in the upper grades English was going to be main teaching language and Spanish would be taught as a special subject.
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English increase in schools with the purpose of making it the official language.
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There were Studies in English for teachers. The monthly salary increase was announced for the teacher that were qualified to work with the English.
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The number of teachers licensed to teach in English increase and was the basis teaching language.
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A law presented for Spanish to be the compulsory language of instruction.
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The citizenship is given to Puerto Rican citizen and language controversy continue.
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Spanish was the instruction language and English passed to be a special subject.
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Spanish was the official language of instruction at all levels in public schools decreed.
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Funds were given to public and private schools at all levels to advance the areas of science, math, and modern foreign languages.
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Provides funds to elementary and secondary education and also emphasizes equal access to education.
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Bilingual Education Act is signed.
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The Bilingual Education Act was too inflexible and was amended offering Title VII programs the option of using English-only instruction.
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Bilingual education projects rise and a director for bilingual education was named.
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Named before the Bilingual Education and Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1964-5.
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The Governor of P.R. want all public schools to teach all courses in English and expects that all public school students be bilingual in 10 years.
