Who Really Wants “The Tired, the Poor, and the Huddled Masses” Anyway?: Teachers’ Use of Cultural Scripts With Refugee Students in Public Schools

Abstract

Through an analysis of interviews and observations with three teachers working with refugee students in a Midwestern public high school, this paper identifies the institutional obstacles that teachers face when working with refugee students and the underlying cultural scripts that drive both their discourse about refugees and their actions towards refugees.

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