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LAUSD Abandons Plan To Extend The Upcoming School Year

UC-AFT holds virtual May Day rally to promote Strike Readiness Pledge

UC-AFT holds virtual May Day rally to promote strike readiness pledge Nirvana Ellabody/File University Council-American Federation of Teachers demonstrators come together to demand a fair contract for UC lecturers and demonstrate their willingness to strike. Almost 200 people came together Saturday at a Zoom rally hosted by the University Council-American Federation of Teachers, or UC-AFT, to demand a fair contract for UC lecturers and demonstrate their willingness to strike. Taking place on International Workers’ Day, also known as May Day, the hourlong event featured speakers from several branches of UC-AFT and included messages of solidarity from other unions. Attendees were encouraged to sign and share a strike readiness pledge, which gained 40 signatures during the event.

Editorial: Eli Broad shaped arts, schools and downtown L A needs more philanthropists like him

Editorial: Eli Broad shaped arts, schools and downtown. L.A. needs more philanthropists like him The Times Editorial Board © (Jay L. Clendenin/ Los Angeles Times) Eli Broad (Jay L. Clendenin/ Los Angeles Times) Eli Broad was a stubborn man, sometimes irascible and often too controlling but one of the relatively few people of great wealth to shower his philanthropic largesse on Los Angeles and California. There are many generous people in this area, but they tend to give to national and global causes. We could use more civically minded philanthropists like him. Broad, who died Friday at the age of 87, spent millions upon millions on schools, museums, stem cell research centers. The problem was that he too often thought of the organizations to which he contributed as holdings in which he had purchased an interest.

Biden: Schools should fully reopen in fall -- vaccinations or not

Tweet Did Joe Biden run this one past Randi Weingarten? The argument he uses in this answer on  Today doesn’t just apply to the fall, after all. Many public schools remain closed now on the basis that children aren’t getting vaccinated yet, but as Biden points out, the risk from children has always been minimal. So why not fully reopen now? “Kids in K-12 schools obviously are not going to be able to get the vaccine by the fall. Should all schools in this country be open this fall for 5 day-a-week in-person learning regardless?” “Based on science and the CDC, they should probably all be open” pic.twitter.com/lvACeVtton

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