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A group of superintendents has pressed health officials to ease quarantine rules so that fewer students would be sent home, but L.A. County says the rules will be enforced.
KXLY April 21, 2021 6:17 PM Destiny Richards Students from college to kindergarten are watching and still processing what’s happened. Schools in Spokane are now stepping up to provide a safe space for them to do it. At Gonzaga University, that safe space was at a Post-verdict Community Gathering this afternoon, filled with students and staff showing support for their Black community members and peers. “It’s such a huge turnout. It’s really awesome to see,” said Gonzaga junior Grace Portch. Some even spoke up about what it is they were feeling after the trial...
Zxitlali Serrano (left) and Lizzy Madrid (Photos courtesy of the Richmond Police Department) UPDATE: The both girls have been found and have been safely reunited with their families, police informed the Standard early Friday morning. No other details were provided. The community is searching for two 11-year-old girls who were last seen in Richmond this afternoon. Lizzy Madrid and Zxitlali Serrano were last seen at Barrett and 19th avenues, Lizzy’s aunt Yvette Madrid-Martinez said. Richmond police are actively searching for the girls and have notified surrounding law enforcement agencies and...
Photo from a past rally to reopen schools courtesy of West Contra Costa Safe Open Schools. A coalition of parents, caregivers, students and community members who are calling for the reopening of West Contra Costa School District (WCCUSD) schools for in-person learning plan to rally at Nicholl Park in Richmond on Saturday, which will mark the 1-year anniversary of school building closures. The group, called West Contra Costa Safe Open Schools, is calling for WCCUSD “to prioritize kids and (1) move quickly to safely open schools in-person this spring, in small, voluntary pilots at the very le...
By Mike Leischner Wausau School District. MWC file photo. WAUSAU, WI (WSAU) â Voters in Wausau may get another 1-2 punch of school financing questions on the April election ballot. The Wausau School Board is set to meet Monday evening to discuss two questions that may go before voters during the non-partisan election. One question asks for $4 million in recurring funds annually to add to current staffing levels and fund short-term projects. District officials also say the funds would help guard against what they call âunpredictable state funding,â according to a present...