Parents, what are your questions about the coming school year?
Schools across Los Angeles will begin the fall semester with distance learning, a huge burden on parents and students and an approach that has exacerbated disparities in educational opportunity. Likewise, schools in 32 California counties will be required to conduct distance learning after an order from Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday. That includes private schools.
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