and therefore when they first come in instead of having to go to classes, learning esl and trying tod things that surrounding them, they have to start looking for jobs at the same time. and so that is something which is very hard for everybody to cope with. but going back to what kathleen said earlier, why we ended up with secondary immigration, why we move back to where the community is is because of the language ability that we don't know how to get armed, we don't know who to talk to and the people who brought us in to sometimes we cannot even call them. the community make more than 10 phone calls eventually they knock on the door and the door wasn't open for them. so if that is the case, then why should i go to my own community to get help? >> so we have a community is actually willing to help, sheila says instead of doctors without boards, esl without borders someone in corporate america should fund it. have them shadow a native citizen it take them to befriend them. i would. nora says mentoring both the offer and acceptance will help build refugees communities, how can we help

>> willing to help, sheila said, instead of doctors without borders, esl without borders.e time to befriend them, i would. and nora said, help rebuild burmese refugee communities, how do we nurture these communities? >> great question. we're a scholarship fund. we provide the access, the pins anpersistence, because education is the next great weapon for them so they can become whole, they can have economic growth, they can grow as becoming part of the american culture and most importantly part of the changing face of america, big campaign we have going on now. in part because they are the changing face in america in cities that are all over the nation not just the big cities but all over the country. >> thanks for all our guests, neil, myra, sarah, we will see you online at aljazeera.com/ajamstream. >> good evening everyone. welcome to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler in new york. >> if i don't get home to my parents i'm going to like freak out! >> a frozen nightmare. students stranded at school. drivers on gridlock on highways after an ice storm paralyzes parts o

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happened and we are very excited about opening the vocational city colleges and working with ged and esl programs. we are also certified testing center for ged testing. so we want to collaborate with city college because we know they have a program similar. we want to leverage our joint services meeting. i'm looking forward to the thursday southeast commission where we present on a more thorough presentation on what our program is and more detail thursday at 6:00 p.m.. so with that, i will give it to sheriff. >> thank you for being here. we are going to have comments on the item only. this is 21n. is there any other comments? >> i would like to say there was a meeting with with the south east commission last week. i would like to say this fact concerning the oak dale project has been going on for 3 years. there has been a lot of discussion. i would like to say the community has approved and what occurred and i want to make it clear is that i informed one of the commissioners members yesterday because of the fact that they had not come before the full

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our country with at least one major educational barrier; either no high school diploma, no college or esl language needs. the new oecd study released this october showed that americans are decidedly weeker in pneumonia rah si and problem-solving skills, and the average scores are certainly well below the top countries which were japan and finland. we have a challenge of 10.4 million unemployed this the country with 4 million job openings. and if you add the individuals who are marginally attached to the work force, you have another 2.4 million people. and yet at the same time, we have employers regularly reporting to us that they are not finding workers with the right skills for the existing jobs. so for the more long-term employed, low-skilled workers, new americans, immigrant populations, older workers, returning service members, disconnected youth, we know that the problems are even more acute, and we also know that the solutions are often not just about job training, they're often a lot more complex. so whether we call it a skills gap or something else, we know that training in work f