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"Many of us were surprised by the governor suggesting that," L.A. County superintendent of schools said on Friday.
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Financial hits to the 23-campus system include lost revenue from dorms, parking and bookstores, and extra costs for cleaning and online instruction.
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Community colleges are weighing national health directives, state emergency announcements, and whether they can carry out social distancing in classrooms.
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Cal State University policies on allowing students to remain in dorms vary by campus.
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There are still a lot of questions. But a top state official gave an indication of what some of the answers might be.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom is considering asking schools to begin a new academic year as early as late July -- though no decisions have been made yet.
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The class-action lawsuits seek the refund of unused portions of fees for campus services such as student health and academic support.
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No decision has been made definitively, but students' summer breaks might be a lot shorter this year.
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'We closed,' LAUSD's superintendent said, 'so our schools did not become a petri dish and cause the virus to spread.'
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LAUSD won’t give out ‘F’s’ this semester. Other districts are relaxing grading policies, too.
