I'm just interested in opinions here, not judging or anything.
I posed this question last week, but want to get a feel for how others might feel in a different section.
I live in N Dallas, Texas in a predominately hispanic neighborhood.
My son's elementary school is a public school.
His open house(hes in 2nd grade) was held last Thursday evening. You were required to meet in the gym, where the principle delivered a speech about various items regarding safety of the drop off area (many many people violate the rules in the drop off area by parking, etc) then they showed a short film about truancy.
Now ALL of this was spoken in Spanish. Only.
As we entered my 13 yr old daughter and son (we're all fair haired and skinned) a teacher handed us a translator device.
but I didn't see any others in the audience, and none of the other english speaking parents had one.
So many people literally sat there for 15 - 30 min with absolutely no idea what was being said.
Do you think thats right? Am I making a big deal out of nothing?
2007-09-25
03:40:20
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