Ante escasez de maestros bilingües, escuelas de California recurren a estudiantes de preparatoria

California faces a significant shortage of bilingual teachers, hindering its goal for half of K-12 students to be in bilingual programs by 2030, leading schools to rely on high school students. Simultaneously, California legislators are pursuing protections against eternal chemicals contaminating water sources. This effort continues despite EPA regulatory delays under the Trump administration, leaving the fate of approximately 1.5 million Californians served by affected water systems uncertain as officials assess the potential consequences.