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Parents, students ask board to preserve West High Chinese program, say proposed enrollment threshold is unrealistic
Summary
A group of parents, students and community members told the Salt Lake City School District board they oppose plans to eliminate West High School's Chinese language program and said proposed enrollment thresholds would force many students to abandon long-term language study.
Parents, students and community members urged the Salt Lake City School District Board of Education on Oct. 7 to preserve the Chinese language program at West High School, saying the district’s proposed enrollment threshold is unrealistic and would disrupt students who have invested years in language study.
Yin Liu told the board that the program historically could not meet a proposed…
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