But parents and teachers in Utah, don't worry! They have nothing but the best in mind for your students — if the students are Mexican.
The arrangement is also intended to develop a better understanding of both countries' educational systems, history and culture while helping Spanish-speaking students in Utah do better in school... "We are very happy. We've had some great success," [Granite educrat Mike] Fraser said. "What is best about this is they've got proven teaching experience and, more than anything, they're fluent in Spanish."Mexican teachers to buttress local schools:They will help Spanish speakers do better in school; no Utahn is being deprived of a job, by Roxana Orellana, Salt Lake Tribune 06/11/2007
But, judging by the lengthy comments posted on the Salt Lake Tribune's page, very few of their readers are fooled. Let's hope they vote that way.