Non-english speaker in school?

Frequently teachers' assistants are bilingual in Spanish, and many teachers assign bilingual buddies for new students to help them fit in. Schools provide ESL instruction directly in English. No need to hire anyone, unless possibly a tutor to work with her at home. Most children adapt readily to the new situation.

The school should be able to provide that as so many students are Hispanic. As far as her learning English, I know of someone who told me they learned English when they first came to America by watching children's programming on PBS. Makes sense to me.

California's 2nd language is espanol

Public schools are required to meet her needs if she is a permanent resident. I suggest you talk to them and see how they plan to address the issue.

Send me your sister's and her daughter's nudes