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Back to School: Class Sizes
Some 650,000 students went back to school yesterday in Los Angeles and most of them returned to crowded classrooms. Some classes can have more than 40 kids in them. And that means, of course, less time with the teacher. We look at what that means for education in Los Angeles.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readSome 650,000 students went back to school yesterday in Los Angeles and most of them returned to crowded classrooms. Some classes can have more than 40 kids in them. And that means, of course, less time with the teacher. We look at what that means for education in Los Angeles.
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The full episode
1 of 4LAUSD Class Sizes, Airbnb in China, and Making L.A.: Food- 0:00Back to School: Class SizesYou’re reading this
- 17:28Airbnb Targets China
- 24:17Making L.A.: Food
- 41:56Clifton’s Cafeteria Set to Reopen