The following are English-immersion supporters who are for Proposition 203, according to English for the Children – Arizona:
U.S. Rep. Matt Salmon, R-Ariz.
U.S. Rep. John Shadegg, R-Ariz.
State Rep. Laura Knaperek, R-Tempe
Joel Harnett, Valley Citizen League president
Bart Turner, Valley Citizen League executive director
Norma Alvarez, Community Action Program project director for the city of Glendale
Jeff Flake, a candidate for the U.S. House from Congressional District 1
Linda Chavez, director for the Center of Equal Opportunity in Washington, D.C.
Rosalie Porter, director of Research of English Acquisition Development Institute in Washington, D.C.
Christine Rossell, Boston University professor of political science
Gloria Matta Tuchman, English-immersion seminar presenter and Santa Ana, Calif., elementary school teacher
Ken Noonan, Oceanside Unified School District superintendent (San Diego) and former president of California Association of Bilingual Education
The Rev. Alice Callahan, an Episcopalian priest who works with Mexican immigrants in Los Angeles’ downtown garment district
The following are bilingual education supporters who are against Proposition 203, according to English Plus More:
U.S. Rep. Ed Pastor, D-Ariz.
Pima County government:
Administrator Chuck Huckelberry
Deputy Administrator Enrique Serna
Supervisor Ray Carroll
Supervisor Dan Eckstrom
Supervisor Sharon Bronson
Supervisor Raul Grijalva
City of Tucson government:
Councilman Fred Ronstadt
Councilman Jerry Anderson
Councilman Steve Leal
Bishop Manuel D. Moreno of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Tucson
Peter Likins, president of the University of Arizona
Robert Jensen, Pima Community College chancellor
Philip Silvers, PCC assistant vice chancellor
Marty Cortez, member, PCC Board of Governors
Richard Fimbres, member, PCC Board of Governors
Stan Paz, Tucson Unified School District superintendent
National Education Association
National Council of Teachers of English
Arizona Education Association
Arizona English Teachers Association
Arizona English As A Second Language Teachers
Arizona School Boards Association
Mexican American Political Association
Arizona Hispanic Community Forum
Arizona Language Education Council
Hispanic Women’s Corporation
Center for Applied Linguistics
Chicanos por la Causa
League of United Latin American Citizens, Tucson chapter
League of United Latin American Citizens, national chapter
National Council of La Raza
Navajo Nation Council
Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community
Tohono O’odham Legislative Council
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