Thanks for that adding perspective to the conversation. If you don't mind my asking, what specific school system(s) was it that you were a part of? As a kid in

Thanks for that adding perspective to the conversation. If you don't mind my asking, what specific school system(s) was it that you were a part of? As a kid in the Louisiana public school system of the 90s, I can attest that I was not exposed to the language itself, and opportunities to learn the language in the school setting were not provided, despite having grown up in an area that I know has a high number of Cajun descendants (I'm from a family of Fontenots in Allen Parish). But my wife (who grew up in the basin/Teche area) had a wealth of opportunity at her school, even taking French immersion classes for several years. I'm curious as to how consistent and spread-out the effect that you're referring to was.