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Kyle Stokes
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Former Senior Reporter, K-12 Education
Stories by Kyle Stokes
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The nation’s second-largest school district may lose 36,000 students by Fall 2023.
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Rising prices over the last six months have been “actually more challenging to deal with than COVID was” for one manufacturer.
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We're not saying it's impossible, but it's not necessarily going to be easy to get your hands on an EV or hybrid.
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The city of Los Angeles has become the latest government entity to sue agro-chemical giant Monsanto over toxic chemicals leaching into the city’s waterways.
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The pivotal ruling means schools will have to be far more flexible in serving students with disabilities when their parents opt them out of in-person instruction.
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To date, California has maintained some of the nation’s most cautious policies toward containing COVID-19 in schools.
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The plan promised action — or at least the beginnings of action — on some two dozen academic and administrative priorities by the end of May.
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District officials are weighing the benefits of their testing regimen against its “extreme cost.”
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The district has required masks indoors and outdoors ever since campuses reopened in April 2021.
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Declining enrollment, systemic inequality and turbulent politics await the former head of Miami schools.
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Some local authorities, including Los Angeles County, may continue to require masks in K-12 settings.
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Parents at two shrinking middle schools say the district hasn’t thought through plans to reverse enrollment declines on their campuses.
