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LAUSD Middle And High School Campuses Are Now Reopening Here s What To Expect

At middle- and high-school campuses across LAUSD, the youngest students will return first. Half of the district’s 6th and 9th graders will have the option to return to campuses on Tuesday; the other half will return on Wednesday. Students in the remaining grades will get the option to return on Thursday or Friday, depending on which “advisory” classroom they attend (an advisory is like the modern equivalent of “homeroom”). ‘That’s Going To Take Time’ Support for LAist comes from Some critics have accused LAUSD leaders and United Teachers Los Angeles negotiators of setting overly cautious plans for reopening campuses. Those critics have reserved their harshest judgment for the plans on secondary campuses, where students will spend the entire day in their advisory classroom, learning on Zoom while their advisory teacher leads separate classes from the front of the room.

Austin Beutner more crisis manager at LAUSD than educator

Print To the editor: I was initially unimpressed with the 2018 hiring of Austin Beutner as superintendent of the Los Angeles Unified School District. But through his handling of the pandemic and watching his humanity at work, I became a supporter of his. (“When will L.A. Unified schools get some stability at the top?” editorial, April 21) However, the problem has always been that he was not an educator, and the jury will always view his tenure as that of an educational outlier. Classroom achievements never really took off because of factors such as the teachers strike and then the pandemic. I’m certain that the stress of these events took its toll and made Beutner decide to opt out at the conclusion of his contract.

Letters to the Editor: Austin Beutner gets high marks for his crisis leadership at LAUSD

Letters to the Editor: Austin Beutner gets high marks for his crisis leadership at LAUSD
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L A defund police teen activists reflect on Chauvin verdict

Print When 17-year-old Kahlila Williams heard ex-police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty of murdering George Floyd, she felt a sense of resolve she knew it signaled that her work as a student activist was only beginning. A leader with Students Deserve, Williams is part of a student-led organization that helped to successfully push the school board to defund the Los Angeles School Police Department last summer. Yet the high school senior who will be attending UCLA in the fall acknowledged that the work to reimagine policing and ending police brutality against Black Americans is still in progress. This past week represented “a moment where you can just breathe, where you can take some space to celebrate, but also understand that there’s work that needs to be done,” Kahlila said.

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