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The Histpry of Bilingual Education
Judge William Justice of U.S District court Eastern District in Texas ordered the state of Texas plus nine school districts to fix the past disctimination that continued to harm the eductional achievement of minorty students in the state -
US. COURT TO TEXAS; A REMEDY TO PAST DISCRIMATION
Judge William Wayne Justice of the United States District Court the Eastern District Of Texas has ordered the state of Texas and also nine Texas school districts to fix past discrimination that also continued to discriminate minorty students education -
THE EQUAL EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES ACT (EEOA)
EEOA was passed to enforce equal educational opportunities for an individual because of race, color, sex, or national origin by the educational agency to take the right action to overcome laguage barries that would impede the equal participation by its students in it instuctional programs. -
LAU V. NICHOLS
The San Fancisco school systemin 1971 had been questioned because the Chinese speaking students not being able to speak English. The US Surpreme Court ruled that the rights of students differential treatment based on language minority staus but this doesn't go into a particular intructional approach. But it remedies the requirments identifing placement into a bilingual programs. -
RIOS VS REED
The Federal District Court for the Eastern District of New York found that Pastchogue- Medford Scholl District's tranitional bilingual program was essentially a course in English. The students were denied an equal educational opportunity by not getting accademic intruction in Spanish. And the court stated, denial of educational opportunties to a child in the first years of schooling is not justified by demonstrating that the educational program will teach the children English sooner. -
US. COURT; TEXAS HAS FAILED TO HELP ELLS' VIOLATES EEOA
Texas district court in 1981 found that it failed to help ELLS children overcome lauguage barriers according to the equal education opportunities act . At the time the case was in appeal. Texas passed a law expanding bilingual education for grades k-6 and giving english as a second language was for 7-12 grades. The fith circuit held the issue was a moot point because the stat's revised language program must be given a chance to work -
PUBLIC LAW 101-477
These was passed by the U.S congress to state that native Americans have the right to express themselves through his/hers own culture. this was to better education for students so that they are able to have increase success and performance. -
PROPOSITION 187
187 was passed in California to establish a state run screening system. This would stop illegal aliens using health care, public education , But it was overturned in the courts, because of Plyler v. Doe. But prop 187 was passed by the voters on November 8th -
ARIZONA PASSESS PROPOSITION 203
Passing by high numbers in Arizona this proposition focues on better resources and education for ELL -
NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND OF 2001 SIGNED INTO LAW
This was originally bilingual education/elementary and secondary education actin 1964-1965. this mandates that each state has to measure every public school student's progress in reading and maththis is third through eighth grade, Progress must be measured at least once between the tenth and twelth grade.
