The Los Angeles Unified School District will welcome its youngest students back to campuses starting in about two weeks. Older students can return to classrooms in about a month.
For parents and students, the return-to-school plan raises a ton of questions:
- Will LAUSD students be able to keep their current teachers, or will their classes have to break up?
- Why can’t LAUSD middle- and high schoolers follow a more normal schedule?
- Will playgrounds be open? What about lunch tables? Can parents volunteer?
- And the big what-if: What happens if there’s a case of COVID-19 on campus?
If you’re looking for answers, you’ve come to the right place.
I’ve created a long, long list of LAUSD reopening questions, ranging from the most basic to the highly-specific — and done my best to give you the answers I know so far.
We’ll keep this list of answers updated as LAUSD campuses prepare to reopen over the next month. The information is bound to change.
If there’s a question I haven’t addressed, please get in touch with me by email, by direct message on Twitter, or via the question box at the bottom of the post.
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