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A coalition of AAPI community groups call on LAUSD to adopt bystander intervention training for staff and focus on restorative justice over harsh punishments.
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The emergency spending powers granted to the superintendent helped LAUSD secure enough devices early for distance learning and land a COVID-19 testing contract.
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Most California school districts have been reopening campuses, but not all. Two of SoCal’s biggest are waiting.
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As President Biden pushes to make two years of community college free for all students, what have we learned from California's promise programs?
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Mobile teams will deliver shots on campuses once before school lets out, and once over the summer.
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Pfizer’s application for FDA full approval of its COVID-19 vaccine has UC leaders confident they’ll implement a vaccine requirement for fall. CSU campuses would follow suit.
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Gov. Newsom’s proposal would have to clear the legislature — but the teachers' union is open to it.
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A school board vote frees up more funds for the district’s poorest and most challenged schools.
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Some community colleges are re-opening 50% of their courses for in-person learning this fall, others will remain mostly online. How's this affecting students?
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LAUSD school board members have voted on a plan to start the new semester on Aug. 17, 2021 and have a three-week winter break — which is the district's norm.
