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Seguin ISD talks about the future of its Dual Language Program Voters head to polls for March 26 Joint Primary Runoff Cindy Aguirre-Herrera
(Seguin) – Today is Election Day across Guadalupe County as voters head to the polls for the Joint Democratic and Republican Primary Runoff Election. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. today at all voting locations across Guadalupe County. Guadalupe County Elections Administrator Cris Perez Garcia
says the countywide vote center system is designed to make voting more convenient for residents. “The county wide voting system allows every eligible voter to select any location that you see on on our list of locations, which makes it very convenient. So if you work across town — Runoff, pg. 3
Cindy Aguirre-Herrera
(Seguin) -- Rumors about the future of the dual language program at Seguin ISD’s Rodriguez Elementary have sparked concern among parents, many of whom say they were upset to learn about a possible move before receiving any official communication from the district. But district officials say that’s because no decision has been made. The topic was presented as an informational item during a recent meeting of the Seguin ISD Board of Trustees. During the meeting administrators outlined a proposal that could eventually relocate the dual language program currently housed at Rodriguez Elementary to the newly constructed McQueeney Elementary School. Patlan and Koennecke Elementary schools are
the two other campuses currently offering the dual language program. The whole idea, however, remains in the early discussion stage. Robert Arriola, Seguin ISD’s director of multilingual education, says the presentation was meant to begin a conversation and share possible long-term options for the district’s bilingual and dual language programs. “This is a good thing, said Arriola. “We’re growing. We have to look at where programs sit and how lines get redrawn to make that better.” The district currently serves approximately 540 students in dual language programs at Rodriguez, Patlan, and Koennecke elementary schools. Program, pg. 3