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INDIANAPOLIS — Celebrating Hispanic heritage inside the classroom is something Enlace Academy, a west charter school is making sure to honor.
"I always say to my kids, you have a super power. Because you have the power of two languages. You speak English, but you don't forget your Spanish," Oliva said."Everything that we do in our building is also received in their native language," Stephanie Campos the head of Enlace said."Making sure we're understanding the kids background knowledge, making sure that everything we're doing is comprehensible. Whether that's auditory, whether that's visual.
It's a space for parents to learn English literacy. Enlace Academy says it's their chance to bridge the gap between home and school.
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