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I’m working on a public health discussion question and need an explanation and answer to help me learn.

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Greeley-Evans Weld County School District 6 (D6) has 21,833 students and of those students, 28 are American Indian or Alaska Native, 61 are Asian, 599 are Black or African American, 13,653 are Hispanic or Latino, 6,632 are White, 43 are Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander, and 392 are two or more races (D6, n.d.). D6 is a highly diverse organization and therefore, the district is culturally and linguistically competent. My husband is a high school teacher in the school district, and he has a Culturally Linguistically Diverse (CLD) certification to help co-teach in English and math classes that have a high population of students who don’t speak English as their primary language. Some other ways D6 embraces diversity are with the Migrant Education Program, Families in Transition Program, and the Diversity Action Team. I have had the opportunity to observe a couple of Diversity Action Team meetings which are comprised of a few members of nutrition services, student wellness leaders, and community representatives; this team works to educate the D6 staff and students about the diversity of the district. To improve D6s cultural and linguistic competence, one recommendation I have is to improve the relationship between students and their teachers, so they have the motivation to keep learning and overcoming challenges. This may look like more training and more education for D6 teachers or even asking students directly how they may benefit from different teaching styles. Becoming culturally and linguistically diverse is an ongoing process, but it is a crucial one to partake in for both students and staff.
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Greeley-Evans Weld County School District 6. (n.d.). District 6 by the numbers. https://www.greeleyschools.org/Page/12700