Educators question district's hastily crafted anti-bilingual plan.
We're being thrown in . . . There are no real answers except dive in and do it. Delgadillo wasn't alone in his anxiety and frustration. Some 350 principals and teachers gathered in the Golden Ballroom of the Omni Hotel and bombarded Los Angeles Unified School District officials with pointed questions, but received few clear answers that they could take back to their classrooms. Nonetheless, theirs will be among the first schools in the state to translate Proposition 227's often ambiguous rules from the ballot to the classroom.