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<p>Parents from a south San Diego elementary are claiming that Chula Vista Elementary School District admnistrators left them out of the process of permanently placing a charter high school on the elementary school’s campus.</p>
<p>At a Feb. 26th special meeting the district’s board approved the construction bid for Chula Vista Learning Community Charter High School on Silver Wing Elementary’s campus, something the parents said they had no voice in.</p>

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<p>Padres de una primaria en el sur de San Diego están alegando que administradores del Distrito Escolar de Chula Vista los dejaron fuera del proceso de la colocación de una high school tipo charter en el campus de la escuela primaria.</p>
<p>En una junta especial el 26 de febrero la mesa directiva del distrito escolar aprobó el contrato de construcción de la Chula Vista Learning Community Charter High School en el campus de la Silver Wing Elementary, algo que los padres dijeron no tuvieron voz en el asunto.</p>

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<p>A walk over the Santa Fe Bridge from El Paso to Ciudad Juarez reveals a whole new look to the Avenida Juarez main drag. In stark contrast to the recent years of decay, the Avenida’s buildings sport exteriors with fresh coats of white and beige paint. Wide sidewalks cushion the pedestrian’s feet, and the neatly lettered signs displayed above storefronts give an unusual uniformity to even the seedier bars that continue to operate.</p>

A report released Wednesday by Media Matters for America (MMFA) found that Latino voices are underrepresented in Sunday news talk shows.

Despite making up 17 percent of the U.S. population, Latinos made up only seven percent of guests on English-language Sunday shows, the study found. The report also revealed the limited range of topics Latino guests are invited to discuss on the shows, with 46 percent speaking about immigration issues.

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