Los Angeles' Expensive Grade-Boost Experiment Didn't Go as P

The L.A. school district implemented four “acceleration days” for their students that aimed to fill the gaps in student learning, exacerbated by the pandemic. But less than 8 percent attended and the overall cost of these sessions remains unclear.

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