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COVID-19 has cost students a lot, but many students say it is their mental health that's suffered far more than their grades.
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As classes resume, a new state law governing independent study is worsening staff shortages, threatening school budgets and forcing quarantined students to relive last year’s school shutdowns.
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One key factor in getting more students on track to higher education may be in-person counseling, where body language is everything.
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‘We Need Help’: Early Childhood Educators Navigate Shifting Safety Guidelines As COVID-19 Cases RiseSome early educators are re-evaluating how to protect kids and their staff as a new school year starts amid a surge of delta variant cases. We talked to health experts and looked at L.A. County’s newest guidelines.
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While there are still exemptions to the mask mandates for kids who are unable to wear a mask for medical reasons, the California Supreme Court has rejected the Orange County School Board's challenge to the statewide mandate.
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California committed to make an early education program available to every 4-year-old in the state over the next five years. But Los Angeles school districts aren’t waiting to expand their programs.
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Good news! Of the more than 360,000 students who were tested before they returned to school, only 0.8% of the tests came back positive — far lower than L.A. County’s 4% positivity rate for the same period.
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College campuses have a mixed bag of COVID-19 vaccination and testing policies. All campuses say their policies are best for students and employees.
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Los Angeles Unified School District students returned for the fall semester on Monday, going back to classrooms that are as "normal" as they've been since the start of the pandemic.
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The state-of-the-art welding lab will increase capacity by 33% and it means students won't have to set up and tear down their stations in the parking lot every day.
