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Kyle Stokes
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Former Senior Reporter, K-12 Education
Stories by Kyle Stokes
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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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Teachers will teach for four hours a day. Students’ grades will be held harmless.
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Jill Baker will take over as superintendent of the Long Beach Unified School District on August 1.
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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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Los Angeles Unified Superintendent Austin Beutner was blunt about the challenges of educating students with learning difficulties and disabilities:We take…
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School officials have promised to adapt special education services for remote delivery. But parents are still waiting for follow-through.
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An oversight board said it’s OK for LAUSD to use bond funds to cover the emergency laptop purchases.
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"The distance learning environment is our new reality," the county's superintendent of schools says.
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The state superintendent urged schools to beef up distance learning options for the long haul.
