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Students and community groups urge support for National Independent Black Student Union and dual-language expansion
Summary
Student representatives from the National Independent Black Student Union and allied community groups asked the Waukegan board to support student voice, equitable access and programs including a two-way dual-language pilot at Oakdale Elementary.
Student leaders and community advocates addressed the Waukegan CUSD 60 board during public comment on Jan. 28, asking the district to support a new National Independent Black Student Union (NIBSU) and the district’s pilot two-way dual-language program at Oakdale Elementary.
Armani, vice president of NIBSU, told the board the student group seeks equitable education and supports all students; he said the organization promotes accountability, academic expectations and school spirit. "We are the voice of students regardless of your race," Armani…
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