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A report questions whether internet deals aimed at needy households live up to their advertising.
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Among the coalition's demands: leniency in grading, paid leave for student workers until they return to work, free on-campus parking and use of campus wi-fi.
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A report questions whether internet deals aimed at low-income households live up to their advertising.
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LAUSD's pandemic response will blow a $200 million hole in the school district's $9.2 billion budget, officials announced Monday.
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Among the expenses: personal protective gear, meals for adults, expanded summer school, and training teachers for distance learning.
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Perhaps 250,000 L.A. families with school-aged kids lack access to both broadband internet and a computer.
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Perhaps 250,000 L.A. families with school-aged kids lack access to both broadband internet and a computer.
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Even one month after schools first closed their campuses, many parents report basic special education services still aren't happening.
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Campuses have been closed for a month, yet some of these questions still don't have answers.
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A task force at L.A.'s nine community colleges is searching for better ways to serve students feeling the emotional effects of the COVID-19 crisis.
