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Los Angeles Unified School District campuses will welcome back the youngest students this week with strict protocols.
It's been a year since students at LAUSD have stepped inside school and starting Tuesday, the district will begin to return students to the classroom in a phased-in approach. Kindergarten and first graders return to 72 schools for a few hours and starting the week of April 19th, the remaining elementary schools will reopen. Middle school and high schools will welcome back their students starting April 26th.
All students returning to campus are required to receive a COVID-19 test. Part of the safe to return to school guidelines, parents must have their children tested, which will be followed by weekly tests at campuses and students will also have to answer a daily health screening questionnaire prior to entering their school. LAUSD is opening 25 school-based vaccine centers and the district will provide a COVID-19 shot to 16 years and older who are family members of students and are community members.
Are you excited for your children to return to school? What are your thoughts on this?