Immigrant Children

The problems the hopes and the answers for immigrant children in our public schools. That's a theme for our discussion today. The last in a series of programs about how public schools can best respond to the challenges presented by immigrant children. Today we'll talk about how some communities are bridging the gap between the immigrant home and the public schools. I'm Richard Gonzales your host this program is produced by a rather be lived with in the studios of KQED FM in San Francisco. With funds from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and the Ford Foundation. Before we begin our discussion we'll hear this report from Kathy McAnally the girl that you're about to hear is speaking in a language called Lao me n she's talking about how she doesn't have a clue as to what goes on in her classroom through. The ballet highway. Who. Still cool. The highway and in the end down the road. Now min is what's called an exotic language by educators The mian tribe originated in China then were driven south to Laos. There they lived for

generations until their cooperation with representatives of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency during the Indo Chinese war forced them to flee to America. George RATH Mel an Oakland California educator says their arrival presented a whole new set of problems to the public school system there. We weren't used to getting people who were not in. They couldn't read and write. We had immigrants of course from many different countries for a long time. But when we talk about hill tribes coming into the city with no preparation to have a new ballgame. The men have no written language and many of their children had never experienced formal classroom instruction. The men are part of the new immigrant wave that has only recently been the focus of research and study. Laurie Olson of the group California tomorrow began looking into the issues raised by this wave of student immigrants four and a half years ago. People thought only in terms of language limitations of language and they were kids who couldn't speak English

and those who could and there hadn't really been any Look at all at the issues of immigration specifically or what it's like to be an immigrant child and so nobody even had numbers at that point how many immigrants are there in that in the schools. So the first thing we set out to do was to find out just how many are there. And that number alone was a real shocker because it was at that point one in six public school kids in California were immigrant children. And now it's higher than it was several years ago already. So that was the first bit of information that I think was really vital for people to have to realize that that many that higher percentage. Public school kids are facing a whole new way and a new culture as well as a new language. These girls refugees from Cambodia found that the language barrier was only a small part of the overwhelming change in their lives. When they first came to the United States we were from knowing anything with me. When did Peter Falk who you thought the thing in the house like that. Take

a bath shower and my mom get sick. She didn't go anywhere. The first day home and through most schools find it difficult to reach out to the parents of these new immigrant students. The parents are often intimidated by the institution itself and are shy about involving themselves in their children's educational experience. In San Francisco a school called new comer high school tries to serve immigrant parents as well as immigrant children. The school exists to provide a bridge for recent arrivals in the school district into regular classrooms around the city. Students receive both native language instruction and intensive exposure to the English language. And principal Paul Chang says the school also works hard to make parents feel a part of the process. We have by my bi monthly newsletters that go home in the native language. In fact they translate into the six different major languages and we make sure

that some of the events that we have done a year or attended by these parents. We have a traditional potluck dinner and stew before MS in November. We have our X war ceremonies in January in June and we have a tradition of open houses in the spring. Open house I should say in the spring for these parents and of course we do try to let them know about information in the community. There are certain programs offered by the by Community College district for example whether its mission about the ins and or medical services or special lectures or presentations. Done in a language in the native language for these populations and we send home flyers with with US students. Paul Ching also says that his school tries to recruit volunteers who have both native language and English skills to help out in the classroom. He says it provides extra help and positive role models for the children and their families. I'm Kathy McAnally.

And I'm Richard Gonzales your host joining us here in the studios of KQED FM are three people with many years of experience in helping communities to bridge the gap between the immigrant home and the public school and itching is a program associate at the Chinatown youth center in San Francisco. Carlos that IBM is the program director at a Chicago based organization called Net. And Dr. Paul Nava is the director of migrant education for the Valley Unified School District in Watsonville California I like to welcome all of you to our studio this morning. Thank you. Let me ask you Carlos to help us kick off our discussion by telling us a little bit more about your organization and how it got involved in the issue of education and advocacy. Our community organization is located in a predominantly immigrant community and we saw lots of problem in the area. Crime gangs for example and problems with Miseducation in the schools. So when we when we started the

organization with decided to do something about the schools we started by having classes for adults and immigrants and trying to connect education their process of education to the education of their kids. So we try to involve them in getting them to to attend more school meetings getting them to wonder stand the school system and getting them to understand what their rights from responsibilities were in the school system. We've been at this for about nine years. And what we're looking we're looking at in this case is parents immigrant parents to become much more assertive fiddle with the provision of of support of technical technical services training for example getting them to understand the system getting them to believe in themselves developing self-esteem. And with that we think we can change and we were beginning to change some of the local conditions in our schools.

I know this is a difficult thing to do sometimes but can you give us a profile of the typical parent or family that your organization deals with. Well I. We're talking about a family that hasn't heard from four to six kids to put me where the parents speak very little or no English where the mother by and large stays at home or does some work outside the house but only occasionally and where the father is employed or in some cases underemployed so economically the family is not doing very well. Culturally you're also talking about conflicts between their kids and the parents because as as a kid start in school they begin to move away from the home based language. In this case Spanish and become and come out of the influence of English and their values of course come into conflict with those of their parents. You also get into

problems such as such as gangs. So it's not only a question of economic instability in those families but it's also a question of cultural conflict. The generation gap. It is double what it is and any normal family and the lack of understanding of accessing social services is not there by a large. So it's a complicated situation and when Carlos talks about this typical family in Chicago does that sound familiar Are there any commonalities with the families in trying to use this thing. When you mention about things like there is some common LNT in Asian family a lot of time there when immigrant family come especially talk about a family pull FAEs when an immigrant family come to nice they seek you know for better education and better life. But a lot of time deferred disappointed because English is the major barrier for them. And also culture shock you know different culture understanding and at times when the parents come to here especially for the kids coming to a

school basis they've been. You have no sense of a orn to themselves school system and then get shocked especially in Asia the ones they only have AP class for for example they only have a pee class for once a week. But when they come here they have peak class everyday and they have to take shower with all of our kids and also it's very interesting there. I mean they are so shocked about you know just up in front of different people you know different cultures so the dynamics is for difference and also for the parents stick coming to nice a language barrier and the professional they have to change a lot of times and to do for lower decision forces for instance if the parents are doing in China India and educate or teacher or professor when they come here they have to find for the job because language is very difficult to comedy and then and I'm going to do janitors either you know other type of job they have to look for.

Their poll numbers are anything more you could add for us to help fill out this picture of the typical immigrant family and the children they're sending to school. Yes I think in addition to what they both said is that the migrant child they migrate often. Many times ten to three or four schools do in a year and for them to depart from one school and start another school. Just like a change in a life every time they change they have new friends and a lot of times that really disrupts their education and I think the mobility of the migrant youngsters is so traumatic as they move from school to school that they never really are accepted not even when they go back to Maaco do not accept that I may go because a lot of them speak some English and they want to come here is that they are not accepted here because they are they don't speak their right in the least according to the standards that are established so the migrant child really suffers in the United States.

So we're really talking about almost two different cases you're talking about a migrant child who changes schools how many times in the year x number of times in a year as opposed to an immigrant child. I don't want to draw that dichotomy too clearly but I mean there's also immigrant children here who are who will come to this country wind up in the same school hopefully and without moving around. But many of the many the problems are the same thing. Yes I think you know one can understand what happens in the education is that you know just adding a little something different is that right now you know in our public schools we are spending something like three hundred and fifty million dollars to combat drugs in the schools yet only we only spend one hundred fifty million dollars for Ballingall education and 30 million dollars for going to education. You know there's not a balance there I really feel that you know the systems have to look into where is the money spent so that we can reach the migrant immigrant child. Carlos when you talk with parents is it possible to get them to understand

that an issue like what Paul raises. The way that money is allocated in the school district is something that they have power to to affect. I think it's something that you can. They can understand over a period of time. It's something that since they're not since back in Mexico when your home country they were basically powerless and in this country they are still powerless. They're sometimes listened to but that's about it and nothing else happens beyond that. You've got to get them to understand that they have they have power. If only they organize and mobilize and the only way to get them to understand this is to actually have them engaged in an actual issue and carry them through the process from. How do you analyze an issue. What are the components of the issue. How do you develop a strategy and then actually going through with the strategy rather than sitting down and talking to them and we're talking about basically people who

are action oriented and not a word oriented. And that's important. I think parents do understand and they get involved. But sometimes those those who work with parents are coming from a different level and don't relate to their reality. And parents are very very capable of coming out of protecting their kids and they're basically raising their voices. But they they need to understand the mechanisms. And if people are around to work with them not just show them but work with them. What those mechanisms are the most parents are capable of doing a lot of things that most people think they're not. It's just been a couple of things to what Carl stated is that you know we do have a lot of parents that come to our country without basic with an education. And I think that if we can just develop their positive self-esteem that we can become leaders trying to be become leaders in a community that they can make a difference in the education of their children. I think that once they

know that they can do you know the leadership roles that are established they can begin to change the system and they can begin to as you know that how monies could be spent in the schools but until parents really get involved in the schools no changes are going to take place. You know we need to they need to open the doors. We need to open a door for them so that they can become part of the system because I don't think. That the system is going to open their arms. Here we are we everything is yours. I really feel that we have to do something about it ourselves that have been here a few years and I really feel that we have to help in opening the doors for immigrants as well. FIELDING I think agree with point cars you know about that time when especially for Asian immigrant parents come tonight say they didn't know that they have a power they don't know that they could speak out for a system. OK. To people to oppose something if the scooper ocracy they need to want to change to denote that. So therefore I think that if a first time when they go to me each parents and

students they have to go to intake center OK to in order to to enroll to school. I think that if we if we have someone at the intake center or even some place to or our intake for the parents and also on to the students different way because students need to a school system to understand more about you know U.S. school system. And then for parents if they could orientate them that they they the parents are even though they speak they don't speak English but they can use their own native language to to speak out their needs in a school system I think that's very helpful. I think that the base of support for a lot of parents can be and should be a community agencies and organizations because of course we cannot rely. On your typical Board of Education to take on and assume their responsibilities of educating and for educating immigrant children and orienting immigrant adults that that hasn't happened is not going to happen. So if community based organizations local agencies service agencies can develop

programs that support that support parents that orient parents that train parents that educate parents as to how they can not only understand but change the system. That's that's one very important role they can play. I think the more groups that we have of that type. The more that we can have parents thinking a more assertive role in their in the ER educational process in Chicago for example we just went through a massive. The centralization we have we have the most radical form of reform in the whole country. Every single school in Chicago has its own board local school council which is made up by six parents two teachers two communes Representatives and the principal. And it's very interesting how some of these councils are developing in some you have by and large immigrant parents in charge of the council as president secretary and represent this district. And it's I mean you can see that

they want to they want to move ahead they want to be as aggressive as possible but they're limited in two aspects one by the language factor and two by by the technical aspect. So if those parents can be provided for example the technical know how on organizational development how to run meetings huddle How do you how do you develop an agenda to take on the minutes how to develop a long term plan local school improvement plan. I'm sure that parents can show that they're capable of doing much more than people think they are. Let me just take a moment to remind our listeners that you're listening to a discussion on how some communities bridge the gap between the immigrant home and the public school. And with us this morning is Ana Chang a program associate at the Chinatown youth center in San Francisco. Dr. Paul Nava who is the director of migrant education for the bottle Valley Unified School District in Watsonville California. And the voice that you just heard belongs to Carlos area who is the program director at a Chicago based organization called

me What are these. What would you folks are talking about reminds me of a story my brother who is a teacher in a local school district related to me and that was when a lot of immigrant parents came to us. A local school board meeting. Each of these groups of parents in Spanish in Vietnamese and Lao they all needed to hear this school board business being conducted in their own language and they demanded that as a result it was a very long painful drawn out meeting as everything was being repeated two or three times in different language and I was told that one could just feel the tension in the room from the school board as they rolled their eyes and you saw the smoke coming out of their ears in. As a result of their lack of patience and their frustration with this process. But the point was made that this is exactly what's happening in the school district and either you deal with it or you are just saying to all these children and all the parents

so long as you're not a factor here. What happens also in addition to what you stated is that many times the immigrant and the migrant child. I consider that them to getting a $10000 education as opposed to a $40000 occasion because a lot of the migrant immigrant children are sent out to be tutored by instructional aides and they are not trained to help the migrant immigrant child so in reality their education is being paid by $10000 as opposed to sort of fight teacher who gets 30000 40000 and then those kids are being taught by the teacher are really moving on faster. And I really feel that I just would like to see the pullout programs eliminated from our schools because that really hurts our children because they are not getting you know what they have coming to them in a regular classroom. And so when you talk about you know what happens you know you know out in the board meetings you know it happens at the schools often.

I think what's important also is to look at the issue of language for instance and have people understand that the problem that immigrants have it's not just a language problem. It goes far beyond that far far beyond that. And I like to relate the story that I would have liked to some of the parents. I was once on a radio interview in Chicago and in the. The host a black woman raised a very interesting question she said well don't you think that if Latinos who can't speak English very well if they learn English their problems would disappear. I said Well blacks speak English something and they have problems with Auntie. So languages is only one of the problems. They are other problems. And basically we're we have to go into not only cultural lack of a cultural

understanding there was a receptivity on the part of the dominant society the majority group. But it all boils down to I think it's an issue of a lack of a lack of justice in the whole educational system. Even though the issue may not be very related what is happening what has happened in Texas and in Kentucky recently where core challenges were made to the way. Schools School systems are financed where you use basically the property taxes as a training factor in supporting the public school district. That's a very inequitable way of funding funding education because if you happen to be an immigrant or my grandchild who lives in a poor district then your resources are going to be poor and if you live in an area where where the property tax assessment is very high and then it's going to be just the opposite. So when you need to equalize educational resources and that's got to be done on a state by state basis we have no educational we have no national educational policy

to speak of. That's interesting. We have the most powerful country in the world has the most decentralized educate all system in the world and I think that's that's part of the problem. Well your comment begs many questions but I notice that that honor you smiled and chuckled when Carlos said that language is not not the only problem. Yes I believe that because a lot of time for myself I really believe that if you could do earlier prevention the better the kids were turned out good because. I think for us that this summer that we experience that you know draw recent immigrant immigrant kids the intake center you know for from different school system and then coming to an assignment time because some of sometimes some of them they don't have summer school and they we have a group for them to like orientation groups for them to show them dislike expose about American cultures and also to show them this is different culture. Weiss and also you see them. What other agency available source is available when they need to seek

help. You know that earlier prevention the better it is and also for the parents we have a parent workshop parent support group. So we always emphasize that language is not a problem. The only problem is that you have to empower the parents to able to speak out their need whatever they need to think. And also culture sensitive. If you're there sometime. The school school the street they need to be more culture sensitive to the parents and also the kids. I can imagine as many people in our listening audience who just heard your remarks. Language is not a problem are probably your own. In going through a minor fit going what do you mean language is not a problem unless you know English in this country in the society. How can you even hope to participate. Would you say to that poll. But I really feel that you know that probably many people would like to see all kids emerge and learn English immediately. See what happens is that that's not going to happen. I really feel that

what we need to do in bilingual education programs is to give the youngsters the basic concepts in their own language so they can then transfer them to the English language. There's I don't think there's a need for us to have you know youngsters speaking two languages and knowing either one of them I really feel that bilingual education really is where we need to really put a lot of emphasis in so that a student learns the concepts in his language and then is able to transfer all those concepts into the English language and then they can succeed in the public schools just. Our government spends four billion dollars in chapter one to make sure that our students succeed in the core curriculum. How many parents really know if we are making a difference with four billion dollars. I really feel the parents ought to go out to the schools and find out have our kids really made a difference with four billion dollars that the government poured into the system. You know I think we ought to go into the schools and say what evaluation instruments are the schools using. Can you

prove to us as parents that there are changes they can placements in our system. This is where parents get really really helped the system by going in and questioning about money. Four billion dollars is a lot of money. But if we don't know where it's going our kids are not going to move on. We're talking about just not only the parents of migrants and immigrant children too. That's Chapter one is really for the disadvantaged and the economically disadvantaged youngster. So that means the four billion dollars are targeted for those younger youngsters so they have access to our curriculum and succeed in the curriculum. And I think that immigrant parents also need to understand not just about the system how it works and how very being shortchanged But it's important for for immigrant parents to reach out to other minority parents because what can easily happen is for immigrant parents to become isolated and be moved from other other groups other

minority groups and then conflicts will develop. I think that the issue of bilingual education can be one issue where instead of the Viking being used as a divisive weapon by others it can it can be used to develop unity in that was Colonel sort of the who is a program director at a Chicago based organization called boardroom. Also joining us is Anna chaining a program associate at the Chinatown New Center in San Francisco. And Dr. Paul Nava director of migrant education for the bottle Valley Unified School District in Watsonville California. You've been listening to the last in a series of programs on immigrant children in our public schools. This program was produced by case TV FM rather be linguist in Fresno California and broadcast from the studios of KQED FM in San Francisco. Our executive producer

is someone local school our associate producer is Richard Muller our technical director is Michael you Shito our engineers met Elmore Cathy Meccano they produced our feature report. Laurie Olson and Cathy Chen served as consultants for the series with promotional work by Jennifer Hawke. The theme music is fun a pose in Mexico. I'm Richard Gonzales. This series is made possible thanks to funds provided by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and the Ford Foundation. This probably was less a speed ounces less this boisterous but I'm listening you'll see me get on this in

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