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Speak, Write, Read: Bilinguals Seal the Deal

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Thousands of high school students in California speak more than one language, and that's a highly valued skill in today's global economy. But until recently, they didn't get any formal recognition for it. The state is now honoring its bilingual graduating seniors.

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