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Outreach improves as universities shift sexual abuse and harassment support online, but other students fall through the cracks.
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“This is a game-changer,” LAUSD’s superintendent said. Gov. Newsom is setting aside 25,000 COVID-19 vaccines for Los Angeles Unified school employees, according to the district.
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And the problem is worst among low-income students and students of color.
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Hybrid in-person instruction for LBUSD students up to fifth grade will resume on March 29, according to an LBUSD presentation.
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Recommendations included overhauls to employee and student training on sexual violence and more transparency on efforts to prevent incidents.
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The State Auditor's recommendations included overhauls to employee and student training on sexual violence and more transparency on efforts to prevent incidents.
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Returning to in-person instruction will be a big job for colleges. UC administrators discussed what to keep and what to discard from the current online learning experience.
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UC faculty say return to in-person classes in fall won’t be risk free. Many reopening details need to be worked out.
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For first time college students to receive federal $50 broadband reimbursement through federal COVID relief bill.
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Low-income college students could get $50 broadband reimbursement from federal COVID relief bill.
