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Oct 17, 2007
My husband and I are contemplating a move to the St. Louis
area. I am currently working in California. I hold a
California credential. I have found that I work very well
with ELL students. Which school districts or schools
contain the most ESL students?
Thanks in advance.
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Well, the one thing I can tell you is that my district,
Hazelwood, has a rather large number, but I don't know if we
are one of them that has 'the most'.
On 10/17/07, Nina wrote:
> My husband and I are contemplating a move to the St. Louis
> area. I am currently working in California. I hold a <...See More