Washington Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal talks about his plans to make dual language education a priority for the state. He said Pasco is a model other districts look to.
When school starts later this month, dozens more Pasco students will be offered the chance to learn a second language.
Kindergarten students at six schools — four more than last year — will start learning in English and Spanish, with the aim of mastering both before reaching middle school.
