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Three resolutions related to school police reform are on the June 23 board agenda, including one that calls for a 90% reduction in the LA School Police budget by 2023.
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The district will also review the budget -- including the allocation for school police -- over the summer.
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Superintendent Austin Beutner also said the district will review its budget — including the school police — over the summer.
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State guidelines for reopening schools include recommendations for face coverings, physical distancing, and symptom screening.
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"This isn't new to us." Students have been on the front lines, but their voices haven't often been heard in the media coverage of this week's demonstrations.
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Less sharing, smaller classes, way more handwashing, and masks for everyone.
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The guidelines suggest schools could look very different from what we are used to.
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Richard Sheehan was placed on administrative leave amid 'serious allegations' of misconduct inolving three current and former Covina-Valley students.
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The College Board ignored warnings that administering AP tests online discriminated against underresourced students and students with disabilities, the lawsuit claims.
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The misconduct allegations against Covina-Valley USD Superintendent Richard Sheehan involved three current and former students, police say.
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Misconduct allegations against Covina-Valley USD Superintendent Richard Sheehan involve studetnts, the Covina Police Department says.
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Covina-Valley Unified School District Superintendent Richard Sheehan has the backing of the teachers' union.