School Reopenings
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The Los Angeles Unified School District has announced plans for campuses still closed because of damage from the Jan. 17 quake.
Scheduled to open today:
* Cantara Street Elementary, Reseda
* Danube Avenue Elementary, Granada Hills
* El Oro Way Elementary, Granada Hills
* Encino Elementary, Encino
* Frost Middle School, Granada Hills
Reopening Thursday:
* Aliso Continuation School, Reseda
* San Fernando Middle School, San Fernando
* West Valley Occupational Center, Woodland Hills
* Winnetka Avenue Elementary, Canoga Park
Reopening Monday, Feb. 7:
* Northridge Middle School, Northridge
* Stony Point Continuation School, Chatsworth
Schools not yet scheduled to reopen:
* El Camino Real High and Adult School, Woodland Hills
* Kennedy High, Addams Continuation School and Adult School, Granada Hills
* Van Gogh Street Elementary, Granada Hills
A meeting for parents of students who are bused to Kennedy High School will be held Monday, Feb. 7, at 7 p.m. at 644 W. 17th St., Los Angeles.
Source: Los Angeles Unified School District
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