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Being able to read to their children in English was the primary motivation for participants in a 10-week Latino Literacy Project at Valle Vista Elementary School in Hemet.
The first-time program at the school was advertised to parents once second-grade teacher Stephanie Wall, Sonia Wright and parent coordinator Sonia Flores completed the necessary training.
“I went to the training and it sounded like a great program tailored to Hispanic families to help improve their literacy,” Wall said. “Books are printed in both languages and relevant to the Latino population.”"*
*From: http://www.pe.com
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