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Leaders say the air quality has recovered enough Topline: Los Angeles Unified School District will be back in session beginning Monday.
By: Ross Brenneman, Mariana Dale
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Parents are losing patience with districts Topline: Now almost two weeks since a series of wildfires broke out around Los Angeles, most school districts have reopened.
What's next for campuses in L.A. fire areas? Topline: There are no state laws or regulations that mandate specific cleaning or testing before schools located near wildfires can reopen.
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School monitoring continued for months after fires Topline:
By: Mariana Dale
Raising kids? Our Early Childhood newsletter, focused on raising kids ages 0-5, is your place to get reads and resources on the topics most important to your family.
By: Mariana Dale
There are still unanswered questions about rebuilding, how to make up for three weeks of lost in-person schooling, and how the fallout from the fires could exacerbate existing financial challenges.
Attendance at Los Angeles Unified plummeted Monday and looked set to be low again on Tuesday. The top schools official pleaded with parents to send their children to class: "Schools are safe."
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