needed it. We have an ESL teacher that also doubles as an special education
teacher.
Side Story:
I had a friend who went to an ESL school, and found that it hinder her
learning of the English language. At first she thought going to an ESL type
school was a great idea because it would her improve her English. Later did
she realized that by being around other ESL students, her education was
being hindered by the lack of English immersion.
On 1/10/09 1:20 PM, "Karen Fairbank" <kfairbank@TJS.ORG> wrote:
> How do other schools charge for special ESL classes for international
> students? Is the tuition higher than for other students or is their
> a special fee?
>
> Karen Fairbank
> Thomas Jefferson School
> 4100 S. Lindbergh Blvd.
> St. Louis, MO 63127
> 314.843.4152 ext. 121
> kfairbank@tjs.org
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