Advocates for dual-language immersion applauded after the Natrona County School District board of trustees voted Monday night for a program designed to take advantage of children’s ability to easily learn a second language.

It was a bitter victory, though, for some people who had championed the program for the past several months. Parents of 99 incoming kindergartners had signed a “first come, first served” enrollment list, according to officials.

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