California Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson paid a visit to a San Francisco elementary school on Sept. 25 to highlight the record number of bilingual students graduating from California high schools.
During his visit to Bryant Elementary School in the city’s Mission District, Torlakson announced that 55,000 State Seals of Biliteracy were awarded to students across the state last school year.
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