City immigrant populations have been on rise since mayor's signage of a pair of executive orders, starting in 2009
The School District of Philadelphia’s special registration for immigrant students who speak a language other than English closes on Aug. 28, giving families of such students roughly two weeks to register their child for the upcoming school year.
Last year, the center registered more than 800 students from more than 70 countries. Collectively, those students spoke more than 40 different native languages.
The district also noted families shouldn’t be concerned about registering their child based on their immigration status. The district referred to Plyler v. DOE, a U.S. Supreme Court decision which held that it is unconstitutional to deny free public education to children who are not legally admitted into the United States.
City immigrant populations have been on the rise since Mayor Michael Nutter’s signage of a pair of executive orders, starting in 2009.
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6 comments:
Something is wrong with this country
Let's take care of the illegal kids and the hell with our kids. Well what do you expect from inner cities these days. Bleeding heart libitards. The bad part of it is all of our federal taxes just went up.
Do not resist you will not assimilate.
Exterminate the illegal aliens like cock roaches please.
No wonder PA schools are bankrupt, and with Obama's immigration changes, this is where the country is headed...
United States of Babylon.
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