Sondra Smith-Adcock (right), an associate professor of counselor education in the University of Florida’s College of Education, co-authored a study that suggests Florida schools have far too few bilingual counselors to serve the growing population of Hispanic students.

(Tim Lockette, UF College of Education)
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