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California aims to enroll half of its K-12 students in bilingual programs by 2030, but faces a significant shortage of approximately 6,000 qualified bilingual teachers. A $10-million state grant seeks to recruit high school students into teaching by partnering with colleges, though educators say this funding is insufficient to meet the substantial demand. The shortage is compounded by limited preparation programs, high costs for credentials, and uneven distribution of qualified teachers across districts, especially in underserved areas.
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