Why Language Access Matters
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Language access matters because families need clear information to support their child’s learning. When families understand what is happening at school, they can ask questions, make informed decisions, and stay involved.
Language access is also a civil right — families have the right to receive information in a language they understand. Learn more about Parent and Guardian Rights on the district website.
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