Which was causing problems, the government changed its guidance for buildings with that school buildings, with that concrete in it and essentially a number of schools found themselves needing to close either entirely or partially. Because this is a list the government said basically would keep staff and parents updated. So, we hear today that there are now 174 schools affected by this study, that is up by 27 from two weeks ago. In essence what the government has been doing is going through schools, it sent out a questionnaire last year, questionnaire about this concrete has now come back and in essence the government is going through working out exactly who has got a problem and who hasnt. The other thing we learned from the list today, 85 of schools who have got this raac problem are now fully open and offering face to face teaching for their pupils. That is 148 schools. There is still one school that is closed, in essence, but is offering Online Learning to its pupils. There were 19
Article: School Board Member Will Not Support SpEd Resolution - Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) Board District 3 s Scott Schmerelson claims it is not feasible for the District to pursue changes that would protect parents choices during the IEPs that are held for children with Special Education needs.
Various events are happening this week in and around DeKalb County, including a stormwater open house at Legacy Park in Decatur, pirate day at Fernbank Museum, and a public meeting with the Atlanta Beltline. Several local government meetings are also scheduled for this week.