LAUSD Superintendent Says COVID-19 Numbers Must Come Down Before Schools Reopen

Name: LAUSD Superintendent Says COVID-19 Numbers Must Come Down Before Schools Reopen
Uploaded: 2020-09-28T23:50:13+00:00
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Description: Public schools in Los Angeles are not ready to reopen for in-person learning because COVID-19 cases remain elevated, school officials said Monday.

Video Credit: KCAL 9 CBS LA - Duration: 02:30s - Published on September 28, 2020

LAUSD Superintendent Says COVID-19 Numbers Must Come Down Before Schools Reopen

Public schools in Los Angeles are not ready to reopen for in-person learning because COVID-19 cases remain elevated, school officials said Monday.

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LAUSD Superintendent Says COVID-19 Numbers Must Come Down Before Schools Reopen

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