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LAUSD's superintendent says taking California’s benchmark standardized tests won't be a good use of classroom time this year.
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Scenes from kindergarten and elementary schools, as some students return to the physical classroom for the first time, after over a year of distanced at-home learning.
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“We’ve set, I believe, a new national standard” for COVID-19 safety in schools, LAUSD’s superintendent said on the eve of campuses reopening.
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LAUSD staff have made their recommendation to extend the coming school year. School board members still have to vote on it.
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A University of Southern California settlement covers more than 700 women who sued former campus gynecologist George Tyndall and USC in state court.
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Last year, hackers stole the personal data of studets attending Cal State Northridge, Cal State and maybe other universities in the 23-campus system.
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Why are many parents reluctant to send kids back? “The impact of the virus together with the lack of access to vaccinations,” LAUSD’s superintendent says.
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Personal touch and a “customer service” approach at L.A. City College are credited with keeping most of its students enrolled during the pandemic.
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As community college enrollment has dropped around California, one local campus has taken a 'customer service' approach to retaining students and encouraging new ones to enroll.
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COVID-19 cases and deaths from L.A.’s especially bad winter surge ravaged many of the neighborhoods LAUSD schools serve. How many families will send their kids back?