Map: High-risk schools in Southern California
Outbreaks of childhood diseases are more likely at about 200 Southern California schools in large part because of parents choosing not to immunize. A Times analysis identified schools as at risk if at least 7.5% of entering kindergartners this school year were exempted from immunization. Most are schools in affluent areas.
Public school 
Private schoolThe perils of parenting through a pandemic
What’s going on with school? What do kids need? Get 8 to 3, a newsletter dedicated to the questions that keep California families up at night.
You may occasionally receive promotional content from the Los Angeles Times.
Subscribers Are Reading
-
Months after his rehab stint, comedian John Mulaney is divorcing artist Anna Marie Tendler, his wife of nearly seven years.
-
On his new album, ‘Latest Record Project, Vol. 1,’ Van Morrison shocked fans by espousing an array of conspiracy theories. The seeds were always there.
-
In the three years since the Los Angeles Fire Department began tracking them, fires related to homeless camps have more than doubled.
-
Ten former USC Song Girls described to The Times a toxic culture within the famed collegiate dance team that included longtime former coach Lori Nelson rebuking women publicly for their eating habits, personal appearance and sex lives.
More Coverage
