As a Central Valley foundation sunsets, it funds 'cutting edge' work for region's multilingual students

The Central Valley — with a diverse population that speaks languages including Spanish, Punjabi, Hmong, Arabic, Filipino and Mixteco — is a crucial place to do the work of centering multilingual learners, advocates say.

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