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Inclusion vs quality services. It's a shame that students who are deaf must be excluded from interaction with hearing students so they can gain access to interpreters. How does interacting only with others who are deaf prepare students who are deaf to deal with a hearing world?
My experience has shown that hearing students embrace signing and love learning another form of communication.