After over a year of distance learning and more than seven months into the current school year, La Jolla’s five public schools in the San Diego Unified School District welcomed most of their students back to campus April 12 as the district reopened from closures triggered by COVID-19.
In La Jolla, 2,237 students chose to return to campuses in the hybrid model, Merino said at the April 15 meeting of the La Jolla Cluster Association, which is composed of parent and staff representatives from each cluster school.
The district’s hybrid system offers students two or four days a week of in-person learning, depending on the school.
With its manicured lawns and gently swaying palms, Harvard-Westlake is the school of choice for the children of Hollywood s elite.
Lily Collins, the actress daughter of Phil Collins, went there, as did Lily Sheen, the daughter of actors Kate Beckinsale and Michael Sheen.
Steven Spielberg, Tom Hanks, Denzel Washington and Cybill Shepherd also sent their children to HW , as the school is affectionately known.
But in recent months, the £31,000-a-year institution has become a hotbed of controversy – the centre of what one parent, the mother of a teenage boy, described as wokeness gone mad .
For in the months since the death of George Floyd sparked protests across America, HW has introduced a Diversity, Equality and Inclusion (DEI) programme so strident that it has left many parents outraged.
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A collection of California nonprofits filed a civil rights complaint last week alleging discrimination against San Diego’s largest public school district over its embrace of the controversial critical race theory.
The Californians for Equal Rights Foundation, one of six organizations involved in the filing, announced the move on its website.
The complainants allege that the San Diego Unified School District is involved in unlawful racial discrimination in the teacher and staff training process. [The district] blatantly propagates racist ideas and theories, subjugating its teachers to disparate treatment based on race, Frank Xu, the president of CFER, said in a statement. Such racially motivated political indoctrination stokes racial tensions and will ultimately weaken our national competitiveness. We are genuinely concerned about the future of this great nation if it continues on this path
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Safely Back to School: Keeping school buses safe from COVID-19
Districts create new rules for bus safety
The return to in-person learning means many students across San Diego will use the bus to get to and from campus. ABC 10News spoke with three districts about their plans for COVID-19 safety on buses.
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SAN DIEGO (KGTV) School districts across San Diego are adjusting schedules and creating new rules for students who ride the bus. I liken it to the wild west, says Tysen Brodwolf, the transportation director at Cajon Valley Union School District. Everybody was really making this up as we went along.