During a recent meeting of the Creighton School District, a parent and school board candidate addressed the board regarding the future of the dual language learning program, which has faced challenges following a lawsuit initiated by Tom Horn. The speaker highlighted community interest in reviving the program, emphasizing its value to families and educators in the district.

The parent, who leads a dual language learning advocacy group, reported that families from Phoenix have inquired about the status of the program and expressed a desire for its reinstatement. They urged district leadership to develop a plan to bring back the dual language immersion model, which is still recognized as an approved educational approach for English Learners in Arizona.

In a positive development, the speaker announced that the lawsuit against board members and the superintendent has been dismissed, with expectations that the lawsuit against the district will also be resolved favorably. This news was presented as a potential turning point for the dual language program, suggesting that previous legal concerns may have contributed to its suspension.

The advocacy group meets monthly at Palapras Bilingual Bookstore, welcoming participation from board members, educators, and families from across the valley. The speaker concluded with hopes for the program's return in the upcoming school year, reinforcing the community's commitment to dual language education.

The meeting also included electronic comments from community members, indicating ongoing engagement and interest in district matters.