Curb on Arabic Use Urged, but Rejected, in Dearborn District

Superintendent clarifies consultants’s recommendation

The Dearborn, Mich., school district’s superintendent moved quickly to clarify the system’s language policy last week after a consultant said officials should “prohibit the use of any language other than English,” except when necessary for communication with parents, at a high school with many students of Arab heritage.

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