Abstract
This article examines the implementation of educational policy in a religious education program at a Los Angeles Catholic parish. It charts the elimination of Spanish‐based classes (doctrina) for Mexican immigrant children in favor of “English‐only” instruction. The article offers insights into the politics of language use in everyday practice and examines the resulting educational policy decisions.
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