Families of some students who signed up for an advanced foreign language program in Montgomery County say educators are breaking a promise to their children.

Nearly 100 parents crowded a band room at Winston Churchill High late Monday to complain about problems with the system’s Chinese curriculum. The meeting quickly turned contentious, with parents accusing administrators of avoiding tough questions.

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