Sitting in front of bright computer screens in Tuckahoe School’s technology lab on a recent Monday night, Latino students young and old clicked through electronic books, read aloud and asked their teacher for help. The youngest participants in the combined English and technology class seemed to be at home with a mouse in their hands—but some of their parents looked on timidly.
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