The San Jose Mercury reports:
Latinos make up nearly half of California's K-12 public school students, and their numbers are surging across the country, underscoring a growing challenge for educators who are looking to the Golden State for ways to adapt to the changing face of America's classrooms.
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Test "scores around the country are going to go down," because there will be more children
with disadvantages such as not speaking English, said Marty Krovetz, professor emeritus of education at San Jose State University.
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