Filed Under: [ Hispanic News ]
Tags: children, parents
“Luz Rentas’ three children wanted to join the 13,000 other girls in the region who have taken the Girl Scout Promise, or oath.
Yet for many Spanish-speaking girls ”” like Rentas’ daughters ”” a language barrier involving the girls, parents and scoutmasters have made it too complicated for some to work their way from Brownies to Seniors.”
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