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Wichita schools are adapting to help more English learners succeed

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Ana Lopez arrived in Wichita from northern Mexico, knowing only a few English words. Unable to talk with classmates or understand her teachers, she started out at Curtis Middle School feeling shy, nervous and frightened. Then, Wichita Public Schools placed her in an intensive language class with only one other English learner. “My teacher,” Lopez said, “was able to pick up on my struggles quickly — how I wasn’t able to pronounce certain letters…

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