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Governor Orders School Employees (And Volunteers) To Get Vaccinated, Or Test Weekly, For CoronavirusNewsom said California is the first U.S. state to require education workers to be vaccinated.
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We walk through four big things California schools will be required to do this year.
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When does my child's school reopen? What's the in-person learning protocol? Here's a guide to what is opening when, with links to each district's website for details.
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LAUSD said Monday afternoon that approximately 12,000 students have chosen the district's online independent study program.
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Women make up less of the workforce in skilled trades in California than they did in the early 2000s, though the tide may be turning.
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This school year will feel, not normal, but “familiar” — even if some LAUSD families aren’t ready for that.
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Relatively few children’s books each year represent children of color, not surprising given that the publishing industry is mostly white. The two women behind Lil' Libros are trying to change that.
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The district was one of the few in Southern California to stick with distance learning last spring, as other school campuses reopened.
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Los Angeles Unified School District officials have announced they will require all students and employees — regardless of vaccination status — to get a COVID-19 test before the new school year begins on Aug. 16, and to participate in weekly testing.
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Parents have until Friday, July 30, to opt out of in-person instruction for their kids in the fall. Online instruction is still available, but it will differ from last year's distance learning.
