Ken Foersch

president of Crespi Carmelite High School in Encino

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KCRW talks with the directors of three local private schools about how they’re navigating the next few weeks before the fall semester begins, and what they’re hoping will happen during…

LA private schools prep for when in-person classes may resume

KCRW talks with the directors of three local private schools about how they’re navigating the next few weeks before the fall semester begins, and what they’re hoping will happen during…

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