At the time, in-person services and instruction were reaching fewer than 1% of the 465,000 students in kindergarten through 12th grade. Unified offered many of these services but shut them down when a COVID-19 surge took hold in Southern California, straining the medical system. “Your school principal will have more information on this during the course of the week.”įor about two months in the fall, L.A. “In anticipation of a more complete reopening of schools in April, we will begin next week to offer child care, one-on-one and small group instruction services for students with special needs and a return to athletic conditioning,” Beutner said in remarks broadcast Monday morning.
The district’s move will partially address a growing outcry among many families to reopen campuses. The state’s largest school system had been among the last in the region to maintain a hard shutdown that halted all in-person services in early December. However, the measures fall far short of demands from parents who rallied on the Westside to push for a broader reopening of schools. Los Angeles schools will resume some services next week for a small percentage of students with special needs, Supt.
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