The children of immigration

PCMS students bring voice to their difficult journey of coming to the United States
October 26, 2023 at 12:30 a.m.
Port Chester Schools educators Jessica Orozco (left) and Marilyn DiDomizio (right) flank 10 Port Chester Middle Schools students who are relatively new to the country during a gathering in the school’s library on Sept. 27. As members of the school’s Newcomers Club, the students put together a book detailing their often-troubling stories of how they immigrated to the U.S.
Port Chester Schools educators Jessica Orozco (left) and Marilyn DiDomizio (right) flank 10 Port Chester Middle Schools students who are relatively new to the country during a gathering in the school’s library on Sept. 27. As members of the school’s Newcomers Club, the students put together a book detailing their often-troubling stories of how they immigrated to the U.S. (Sarah Wolpoff/Westmore News)

By SARAH WOLPOFF | Comments: 0 | Leave a comment
Assistant Editor

Dayanara remembers the flood of tears that streamed down her face when she first arrived …

To view this content you must be logged in as a subscriber. Already have an account? Log in here

Don't have an account yet? Sign Up

Already a Subscriber? Get Full Website Access by registering here and then logging into your account to verify your subscription.

Port Chester Westmore News

1 Year - Print, Online & Mobile

$58.00

Rye Brook Westmore News

1 Year - Print, Online & Mobile

$58.00

Port Chester Westmore News

6 months - Print, Online & Mobile

$40.00

Rye Brook Westmore News

6 months - Print, Online & Mobile

$40.00

Westmore News

1 Year - Online & Mobile only

$58.00

Westmore News

6 months - Online & Mobile only

$40.00

Westmore News

1 month - Online & Mobile Only

$9.00

ALL PLANS ABOVE INCLUDE FULL WEBSITE ACCESS


Comments:

You must login to comment.

Subscribe for the full story