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Tres inmigrantes reflexionan sobre sus vidas pasadas y sus crecimientos

Amy Manzanares, News Editor • December 26, 2023
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Muchos de los estudiantes de Wilde Lake han emigrado de otros países del mundo. Aisha Morillo emigró de Venezuela a una edad temprana, mientras que Renato Serrano y Zulma Agullar emigraron de El Salvador.

En el salón 310 se sienta un grupo de estudiantes llenos de historias de crecimiento dentro de los Estados Unídos. Muchos de estos estudiantes fueron obligados a abandonar sus países de origen por diversas razones. El programa de Inglés para Hablantes de Otros Idiomas da la bienvenida a estos estudiantes. Ahora, ellos continúan su educación en los Estados Unidos y reflexionan sobre sus crecimientos.

“The Paw Print” entrevistó a tres estudiantes que compartieron sus experiencias de viajar a un nuevo país y ahora vivir una vida mejor.

La historia de Zulma

La historia de Renato

La historia de Aisha
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