Goose Creek trustees and the Texas Education Agency are confident that the district’s plan to improve its English as Second Language program will work.

Posted on Thu, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 CDT at http://baytownsun.com/story.lasso?ewcd=29b3f0ec15c3f889

This article points out how the people at the schools say one thing and the district officials say another. They are not on the same page. I believe the people closest to the students know the truth.

Glad to see something is being done now.

The teachers always know what's what. Good district executives listen and gather input before they make decisions.

Teachers have been asking for help with ESL for YEARS!!! They were not trained in methods and strategies to teach those kinds of students. The district chose to ignore the problem and when it got out of hand of course...they blame the teachers. It's disgusting.