StateBrief.com’s Amy Laff discusses the federal government’s recent challenges to Arizona’s department of education on the Arizona Law Channel. At issue are Arizona’s requirement that those who teach English to ELL (English Language Learners) students speak grammatically correct English themselves, and the state’s tests for determining which students need to be in ELL programs.
Brief Blog: Arizona Lawmaker Week in Review – September 21, 2010
– September 21, 2010Posted in: Brief Blog, State
Brief Blog: Arizona Lawmaker Week in Review – September 21, 2010
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Amy H Laff is a StateBrief.com partner. A graduate of Univ of Penn and Stanford Law School, Amy practiced law and mediation on the east coast before relocating to the Valley, where she founded and chairs the AZ chapter of the Republican Jewish Coalition. Amy makes frequent media appearances, including AZ Law Channel and Tony Katz Radio Spectacular. Additionally, she works with companies and candidates on branding and communication. 
