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The union’s president said university officials negotiating with the union have “not been honest agents.”
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The new rules could bring *small* groups of special education students and English learners back.
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Some are signing up for classes at the last minute, while others are saying they'll skip college for now.
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As college semesters begin, uncertainty about COVID-19 is leading some students to make last-minute college decisions.
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San Bernardino • Age 26 • Former Uber/Lyft driver • Lives with Edgar (husband), Ariel (3) and Delilah (2)
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At one middle school, an LAUSD bus driver helped field more than 200 phone calls from parents asking for tech support.
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Koreatown • Age 42 • Full-time parent • Lives with Joseph (20), Jocelyn (18), Ryan (12), Anthony (7), Khloe (3); Grandson: Princeton (1)
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San Fernando Valley • Age 33 • Senior office technician for disability support services for LAUSD West Valley Occupational Center • Lives with Menard (husband), Francis (3), Mercia and Pedro (Menard’s parents)
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South L.A. • Age 38 • Full-time parent and certified personal trainer • Lives with Cesario (husband), Hunter (1), Patricia (mother) and Chris (brother)
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When will my student get tested? How often will my teacher be tested? What about charter schools?
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Governor Newsom signed AB 1460 into law. It requires all California State University students to take an ethnic studies course before graduation.
