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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.
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African American students and staff at one college are responding to the COVID-19 crisis by doing more to support each other.
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Three-quarters of parents polled still say their schools are doing a “good” or “excellent” job handling the crisis.
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Santa Monica College organized a drive-through pop up to give away hundreds of meals and more to its students.
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UC drops C grade minimum for required 12th grade classes, and won't require standardized tests for next year's applicants.
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A significant part of financial aid is used by students for non-tuition costs such as rent, food, and transportation.
