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Kyle Stokes
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Former Senior Reporter, K-12 Education
Stories by Kyle Stokes
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Charter school advocates fear LAUSD's new guidelines overstep the district's legal powers. LAUSD leaders say their beef is with a new state law, not the district.
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LAUSD has more power to say ‘no’ to charters under the law. Still, charter school advocates say the district is overstepping.
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LAUSD has more power to say 'no' to charters under the law. Still, charter school advocates say the district is overstepping.
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The plan is known as the LCAP, and in LAUSD, it’s supposed to account for more than $1 billion in spending.
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The state says LAUSD wasn't clear on how it planned to spend $1 billion in funds targeted to low-income students, English-language learners and foster kids.
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The deal aims to put LAUSD in compliance with California's new distance learning law.
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The official school day for LAUSD students will be from 9 a.m. to 2:15 p.m.
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LAUSD charter schools have received at least $73.6 million in PPP money.
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LAUSD charter schools have received at least $73.6 million in Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans.
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Because of the coronavirus pandemic, fall sports, like football, won’t start until at least December and won’t crown new state champions until next spring.
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Basically, unless conditions improve soon, any plans for in-person instruction in Southern California are toast.
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L.A., San Diego, and now Long Beach — a COVID-19 surge is jeopardizing plans to reopen schools.
