The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT23) NEW YORK -- Nov. 1, 2002 -- NY-BLACKS-CHINESE-SCHOOLS-2 -- A class in session at the Shuang Wen Academy, a public school on the Lower East Side in Manhattan, where classes are taught in English and Chinese. Shuang Wen is one of more than 150 small public schools established in the late 1990s as an alternative to larger, impersonal public schools. Although only two of the school's first class of 45 students were not of Chinese descent, Shuang Wen gradually gained a reputation among some of the city's black middle-class parents for being nurturing yet rigorous. In last spring's citywide third-grade math and English tests, Shuang Wen ranked third in math and 23rd in English among the city's almost 1,000 elementary schools. (Librado Romero/The New York Times)
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