JCPS students who speak English as a 2nd language use day to get more comfortable before school year
Many of those students are just starting to learn English.
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Whether it’s been professional talent acquisition, refugee resettlement or secondary migration, Louisville’s economy and culture has been bolstered by immigrants, increasingly more in the past decade.
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As classes turn virtual due to COVID-19, some students are being left behind.