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Get Ready For LAUSD s First Day: We Answer 8 Big Questions About Reopening Schools In A Pandemic

Sign up for the Morning Brief, delivered weekdays. Subscribe “Normal” is not the word Dr. Naomi Bardach would use to describe the upcoming school year in the Los Angeles Unified School District. Students and teachers will still have to wear masks and take weekly COVID-19 tests, whether they’re vaccinated or not. LAUSD is still paying for a stepped-up cleaning regimen on its campuses. “But I think compared to last year,” said Bardach a practicing pediatrician and leader of the state’s Safe Schools for All team life on campus this year “is going to feel a lot more familiar.”

An economist weighs in on your tough decisions for school-age kids: You gotta look at the whole picture

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Coronavirus Today: Disturbing new data about Delta

Coronavirus Today: Disturbing new data about Delta
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All California Public School Students Can Now Get Free School Lunches

All California Public School Students Can Now Get Free School Lunches
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Coronavirus Today: Friday July 16 edition

The Delta variant was first detected in Greene County, Mo., in May. At the time, COVID-19 hospitalizations there had been hovering around 34. But by June 21, there were 155 patients in the county’s hospitals, and by July 8, that number had climbed to 192. That includes 70 patients being treated in critical care units. The county with a population of about 297,000 people reported 19 COVID-19 deaths in June, and health officials expect that number to double or triple in July. Advertisement “ We are just being inundated with COVID cases,” Kendra Findley, the county’s administrator of community health and epidemiology, told my colleague Melissa Healy. All of those cases were caused by the Delta variant.

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