House Statement - "U.S. Supreme Court Renders Decision in Flores Today"
Today’s decision is a tremendous development for all Arizonans. The U.S. Supreme Court recognized that it is incumbent upon federal courts to adopt a flexible approach that respects both federalism and the separation of powers. After almost two decades of litigation, this direction is a breath of fresh air. Arizona’s public policy assisting ELL students belongs with elected representatives, not in the courts.
There is great reason to be excited about the future. Recent test results have proven that Structured English Immersion works and is the best way to teach our youngsters a command of the English language. Today’s decision will help move past gridlock in the court room, to success in the classroom. That’s good news for students and good news for Arizona. Now we need to roll up our sleeves and get on with it and teach these children English.
Please see our previous post for a link to the Court’s opinion.

There is great reason to be excited about the future. Recent test results have proven that Structured English Immersion works and is the best way to teach our youngsters a command of the English language. Today’s decision will help move past gridlock in the court room, to success in the classroom. That’s good news for students and good news for Arizona. Now we need to roll up our sleeves and get on with it and teach these children English.
Please see our previous post for a link to the Court’s opinion.


