Amigo e Amiga, if the article is truthful and accuate then the students named in the lawsuit are bilingual U.S. citizens. Si.
Si. Amiga 1000
Posted on 05/21/2008 7:15:35 PM PDT by markomalley
Go back to Mexico if you don’t like it. Assimilate and graduate.
GTFOOMC
according to john and ken, am 640 lost angeles,
many children of illegals are not going to high school in l.a.
they dropped out!
creating, of course, a new slave class for the liberal socialists to feel sorry for.
unfortunately, the liberal socialists created the problem.
bravo!!!!:-)))
As a private school, they can make their own rules. Including kicking out bullies for whatever reason. Shame on the families who are obviously not bringing up their children as good Catholics.
It’s a private school, nitwits. When you come in, you know what you are getting. Don’t like it? Go to a public school.
I wonder if these people are paying the full tuition.
...I’m speechless. Any language you pick. Speechless. Disgusting diverters.
According to court documents, the students named in the lawsuit are bilingual U.S. citizens with no disciplinary record.
So if the kids are bi-lingual U.S. citizens, what is the problem with requiring them to speak English? What am I missing here? They know English, they are here in America, what is the problem with requiring them to speak English?
What’s wrong with English?
If you don’t like it - go where the language of the land is Spanish.
Are they anchor babies too?
Illegal parents?
“Hispanic families sue Catholic school over English-only policy”
You want to be taught in mexicanese, get out.
Are they anchor babies too?
Illegal parents?
Correction, anchor babies growing up?
Emotional suffering - OMG. Well, insist that your little darlings stick to Espanol and bullying, and see what career opportunities await - drug running, lawn service, dishwashing? SO much more attractive than buckling down and planning to attend college...
I assume this is a private school. Phhhhhtttt
I am not Catholic and am ignorant about Catholic schools. Do they accept federal money in any way for their schools?
Many years ago my children attended a Baptist school and we were warned, along with all the other parents, that if we ever accepted government aid because our children were in a private school, (should it become available) that we would be told to remove our children from the school.
It’s a global warming thing. Attack Attack Attack....... Bang!
As a private school they can make their own rules. As long as the kids already spoke English this should be thrown out of court.
In some cases the state and federal aid is given to the student, not the school. The school just administers the aid. Any private school that accepts aid with strings attached is asking for fed meddling.
Amigo e Amiga, if the article is truthful and accuate then the students named in the lawsuit are bilingual U.S. citizens. Si.
Si. Amiga 1000
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