Los Angeles School District Strikes Deal With Teachers

The Los Angeles Unified School District has reached an agreement with its teachers union to reopen schools for in-person learning. Elementary and preschool students will return in mid-April, while secondary students will resume at the end of April. The schools will implement a hybrid learning model. The agreement depends on teacher vaccinations and other safety measures, and it requires approval from the school board and union members.

What has the Los Angeles Unified School District achieved with its teachers union?

• A plan to increase online classes

• A deal to resume in-person learning

• A decision to close schools indefinitely

• A new curriculum for remote learning

When are elementary and preschool students expected to return to in-person learning?

• End of April

• Beginning of May

• Mid April

• Early March

What type of learning plan will schools follow upon reopening?

• In-person only

• Fully remote learning

• Hybrid learning

• Weekend classes

What is one of the conditions for the agreement to be implemented?

• Increased school funding

• Parental consent

• Approval from the students

• Teacher vaccinations

Who needs to approve the agreement for it to take effect?

• The school board and teachers union members

• The local government

• The parents

• The students