From Columbia Missourian -- In a classroom nestled within Rock Bridge High School, Junko Oba's students carefully practice their new vocabulary words. The 11 students are starting a new unit in Oba's second-year Japanese class. Japanese was first offered in Jefferson Junior High School, West Junior High School and Hickman High School in 1990 and expanded to Rock Bridge in 1993, said Bob Brady, the foreign language coordinator for Columbia Public Schools.
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Posted by Langorang on 2009-01-02 05:20:54
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