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“Fifteen years ago, no one in the Saluda County school system spoke Spanish.
When the first Hispanic students enrolled in the fall of 1991, administrators quickly recruited a Puerto Rican preacher’s wife to teach.
Now, one of every seven students in the Saluda school system is Hispanic. Saluda schools received $21,997 this past school year to teach English to those students.”
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