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California has launched a $10 million grant program to address the shortage of bilingual teachers as it aims for half of K-12 students to be enrolled in bilingual education by 2030. The initiative will facilitate partnerships between school districts and higher education institutions to prepare future educators, addressing the need for approximately 6,000 additional bilingual teachers.
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California has launched a $10 million grant program to address the shortage of bilingual teachers as it aims for half of K-12 students to be enrolled in bilingual education by 2030. The initiative will facilitate partnerships between school districts and higher education institutions to prepare future educators, addressing the need for approximately 6,000 additional bilingual teachers.
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