the GI bill granted him attendance at L.

In the Southern California region.and Dual Language Japanese Elementary School said after a special storytime on Monday morning.

but Carvalho noted that the classes are open to all.the second graders listened to Carvalho.He acknowledged the support from Japan Foundation for the immersion program.

El Marino Language School inCulver City.The reason why here (at Amestoy) and other places is a function of parent demand.

Carvalho and LAUSD BoardMember Tanya Ortiz Franklin read to students in the Japanese immersion program at Amestoy S.

a nationwide celebration of reading.A shout-out was made for anyone who would be willing to help create a ‘social justice mural with contributions from our 6th-grade class of 2021.

Thank you to our muralists Marina Sterner and Toni Rizzo for their talent and hard work to create this incredible piece of art.who passed away in 2005 at the age of 86.

PTO hired local muralist and artist Toni Rizzo.a Swedish environmental activist who is known for challenging world leaders to take immediate action for climate change mitigation.