During her four years at the Taylor Independent School District, Clara Lopez repeatedly heard from bilingual parents wanting to continue their children’s language instruction outside the classroom.
After some research, she discovered a way to help them — the Latino Family Literacy Project, which is used in school districts across Texas including Hutto, Mesquite, Alvin and more.
“A lot of these parents want to support their kids at home, and they just don’t know how to ask or (what) strategies to use at home,” she said.
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