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In San Francisco, the Chinese American International School has long had a reputation, but it is especially the case since an increasing number of Chinese parents not bet on learning the Chinese language by their children (+ 42% of non-Asian children for 10 years, who now constitute 27% of the workforce). This private school teaches both Mandarin and English, from kindergarten to college. The property is selective (25% to 30% of admitted applicants from) and tuition fees amount to 22,000 dollars a year. Immersion in an Asian community, very important in California, there is certainly
a lot (hence the desire to learn about this culture), as well as the growing economic weight of China in the world. Learning the Chinese language is very popular in all California schools, but also on the East Coast.
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