More film crews on LAUSD campuses. Today it was Warner Bros' All American at Chandler Elementary in Sherman Oaks. Maybe one day LAUSD can do actual school on their campuses. Like, for students?
LAT Editorial: "It’s not easy to go against UTLA, as Beutner learned during a bruising strike two years ago. But at this point, the superintendent needs to put on his big-boy pants, reopen schools and demand that teachers return or risk their jobs." https://t.co/BwA9N9OO9u
"It’s not easy to go against UTLA, as Beutner learned during a bruising strike two years ago. But at this point, the superintendent needs to put on his big-boy pants, reopen schools and demand that teachers return or risk their jobs."
https://t.co/0UIqAr2DQt
This is Kester Avenue Elementary School. I stopped to ask if they were setting up a vaccination site. No. They are filming something for Apple. So apparently film crews are okay on LAUSD campuses but not kids. @SpeakUpParents@howardblume
"If everybody has to be vaccinated, we might as well just tell people the truth: there will be no in-person instruction in the state of California. Just tell them the truth. Don't mislead people," @GavinNewsom said. https://t.co/gPFfl2VOk4
“LAUSD should offer an in-person option to families as soon as the Health Department determines that it's safe, with a priority placed on bringing back the youngest and highest-needs kids first,” said Speak UP Founder and CEO Katie Braude. https://t.co/ojY4K9FaH1
"If everybody has to be vaccinated, we might as well just tell people the truth: there will be no in-person instruction in the state of California. Just tell them the truth. Don't mislead people," @GavinNewsom said. https://t.co/oh5m7agYpQ
Rivera says LAUSD should have done more for her son. Others feel the same. Their complaints reached the U.S. DOE's Office for Civil Rights, which opened investigations to uncover whether the district failed to serve disabled students during the pandemic. https://t.co/UNndZ46Xh9
Rivera says LAUSD should have done more for her son. Others feel the same. Their complaints reached the U.S. DOE's Office for Civil Rights, which opened investigations to uncover whether the district failed to serve disabled students during the pandemic.
https://t.co/JfzcZR7fY8
LA Times Editorial: "Kids are suffering...The rules for returning to school should be based on what scientists say, not on what teachers say. And any teachers who are unwilling to commit to a return to classroom teaching should not receive priority." https://t.co/e66tOrIsHQ
We know how to minimize risks enough for educators and school staff who are not at high risk to trust being back in a classroom. #ReopenSafely https://t.co/JLKQ0mAmbu
LA Times Editorial: "Kids are suffering...The rules for returning to school should be based on what scientists say, not on what teachers say. And any teachers who are unwilling to commit to a return to classroom teaching should not receive priority." https://t.co/RlvIX244Tr