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Reporter Roundup: Back to School Edition | August 18
Season 1
Episode 109
KPCC education reporters talk about what we can expect for the new school year amid a pandemic. Kyle Stokes brings us up to speed on the Los Angeles Unified School District’s plan on the first day of a new academic year. School districts around Southern California have provided millions of healthy meals to children for free since the pandemic started. Carla Javier explains why this could change.
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