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Sep 24, 2003
Help! I have a new student from the Ukraine who speaks a
little English, but more than his parents. Where can I
find an ESL teacher for him in the Milwaukee area. I work
at a small Catholic school. He is getting so frustrated
and defiant refusing to do work!! Parents just smile at
me when i try to bring this up. He will never survive in
middle school next year. Any suggestions?
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Call DPI they should have a list of interpators (sp?)to help
you with the parents and other suggestions to help with the
student.
You might want to also check with WI FACETS or Family Ties.
They work with primarily with public schools but should be
able to help you find some resources.
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