A
But, um, one that, um, I thought was a problem that MUMBLEx, I thought it was a serious problem, that I'm not sure it's being taken care of right now, uh, was like bilingual education --
B
Uh-huh.
A
-- for, um, different,
A
um, minority groups and like Asians and, um, uh, Mexican Americans and, and just people in general that speak other languages that sometimes come from other countries or coming from different areas and they, and in this area, and, um, as the school district, I'm not sure how to go about it, because it's hard to get one teacher that speaks all these languages --
B
Right.
A
-- and so most of these children are put in, um, either special ed or a bilingual program, and then for just a small amount of time, and then they're into their regular classrooms the remaining of the, part of the day, and so the teachers are not sure how to teach them math when they don't read or speak English.