Día de los Muertos honors dead loved ones By Paul Katula • Nov 1, 2021 Mexicans and others in Latin America as well as in the US celebrate the Day of the Dead to honor deceased relatives and friends.
Texas board rejects Mexican-American textbook By Paul Katula • Nov 21, 2016 The Texas state board voted to reject a textbook about Mexican-American culture that had been widely criticized as factually incorrect and biased.
Whites bully immigrant, minority students By Paul Katula • Nov 12, 2016 Widespread sharp increases in bullying of immigrant and minority students have been reported, increasing the level of fear those students feel.
Floridians support requiring Spanish study By Paul Katula • Jul 12, 2015 Florida residents said they would support a change that could make learning Spanish a requirement for high school graduation.
Community liaisons can bridge gaps in understanding By Paul Katula • Jun 10, 2013 A community liaison officer, hired in East Hampton, N.Y., helps bridge the gap of understanding between the school district and Spanish-speaking parents of its students.