Yuma Schools Face Challenge of Teaching Immigrant Children

· Apr. 5, 2010, 3:59 pm

Alan Gottlieb, a program officer with the Denver-based Piton Foundation, visited the schools in Yuma to learn how one Eastern-Plains town is teaching English to its large, and growing, Spanish-speaking population. He talks to Ryan Warner.

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