The prospect of opening 900 campuses will rely on solutions for daunting problems — including whether half a million students and their families would be tested for COVID-19.
, is so large because the federal aid is tied to poverty and about 80% of district students are members of low-income households.throughout the summer, providing meals to tens of thousands of students and their families.However, he also said it was wrong for other government agencies to rely on L.A. Unified to pay for feeding the broader community. He insisted the school system should be reimbursed for much of this cost.
A districtwide distribution of computers to students would be substantially complete by the end of this week, he said, with a last group of elementary schools receiving tablet computers and internet hot spots. Other schools and higher grades have received laptop-style devices. In his remarks, the superintendent also relayed several additional developments, including a new process toIn addition, Beutner highlighted partnerships to provide new and engaging online content for students. These include:Instruction on creating an animated film from Illumination, the creators of “Despicable Me” and “The Secret Life of Pets.”
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