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My guess is that it is next door to what I am fairly certain is a halfway house, on that...
One of the best parts about living up in Takoma was easy access to Quarry House. If this...
Owner of Sidebar - one of the best cocktails around. Owner of Quarry House - one of the...
LOL.
It's actually booby-trapped to be anti-kid.
Anons @1:40pm - Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I especially
love where you said "Yet...
What does “Language access for all in DC” mean?
It means Metro announcements will have to start being in Japanese, Vietnamese, Cantonese, Mandarin, Filipino, and Portuguese too instead of just English and Spanish. Thing of how long it will take to let us know which elevators our out of order now!
Don’t forget Amharic.
We should have some language immersion programs in DC public schools that are NOT Spanish. It’s cute to write Ma Langue on a mural, but as far as I know there is no French anything in the DC public school system.
In the US, Spanish is far more important though.
Stokes public charter school has French immersion. Washington Latin, School Without Walls, and I think Wilson also teach it.
It probably refers to the DC language access act http://ohr.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/ohr/publication/attachments/LAAFactSheet-English.pdf
It’s a law that requires most DC govt. agencies to provide oral interpretation to people who speak other languages, and provide vital documents in languages spoken by a certain number or percentage of people using the agency.