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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.
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We know this is not your typical back-to-school day. We've got you covered with some helpful links as LAUSD campuses reopen for the fall semester.
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We know L.A.’s kids and their families come from all different backgrounds. We want to hear about children’s books that reflect our diversity.
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‘We have no idea what’s going to happen,’ says one parent who wants to enroll her children in LAUSD’s online independent study program.
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Those disproportionately experiencing learning lag include Black and Latino students, English language learners and those from economically disadvantaged backgrounds.
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The LAUSD vaccine mandate for staff goes a step further than Gov. Newsom's state requirement, and will not allow an option out of vaccination through weekly testing.
