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Students will have a more predictable learning schedule under an agreement between the teachers union and L.A. Unified amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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Officials released on Friday the latest draft of an ethnic studies curriculum, nearly a year after the original version became controversial. The latest iteration retains a primary focus on four racial/ethnic groups but attempts to be more inclusive, while trying to avoid flashpoints related to the Israeli/Palestinian conflict.
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With the school year fast approaching, the L.A. teachers union and school district officials are at odds over how online instruction should take place.
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Trader Joe’s said using labels such as Trader Jose’s and Trader Ming’s was “rooted in a lighthearted attempt at inclusiveness.” An online petition called it racist.
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The surge of the coronavirus in Los Angeles County continues to be fueled by younger people, with the majority of those infected under the age of 41.
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Trader Joe’s says it’s retiring in-house labels such as Trader Jose’s and Trader Ming’s. A petition faulted company for “racist branding and packaging.”
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For the first time, the number of COVID-19 patients in L.A. County hospitals surpassed 2,200, with 26% in intensive care units and 19% on ventilators.
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A first-of-its-kind LAUSD analysis of distance learning shows deep disparities in online learning.
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LAUSD Supt. Austin Beutner announced Monday that the nation’s second-largest school system will continue with online learning until further notice.
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Two months ago, California looked like a coronavirus success story. Now cases and hospitalizations are up and the state is rolling back its reopening.
