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Late Monday evening Los Angeles County health officials announced some long-awaited good news. In a statement, they said the region had reached the required threshold of Covid-19 cases per 100,000 to allow students back into classrooms. The issue has been a contentious one throughout the pandemic with many parents wondering why private schools were allowed to reopen and, if there had been no pattern of outbreaks at area schools, why public schools were not allowed to follow. Public Health Expects to Reach the Threshold Required to Reopen Schools. Dozens of Elementary Schools will be Permitted to Reopen for In-Class Instruction for Students Grades TK-6 as Early as This Week. Click Here to Read the Full Statement https://t.co/J0Uibj5fWR . — LA Public Health (@lapublichealth) February 16, 2021 Teacher’s unions have repeatedly expressed concern for their members, who were not among the Phase 1a group of workers prioritized by Governor Gavin Newsom. Newsom has since … [Read more...] about Los Angeles Can Re-Open Public Schools, Grades TK-6 For In-Class Instruction This Week, Say Public Health Officials

Products featured are independently selected by our editorial team and we may earn a commission from purchases made from our links; the retailer may also receive certain auditable data for accounting purposes. Shopping for a laptop for work, school, or pleasure usually meant choosing between a Mac or PC. That field has widened a bit recently with the introduction of Chromebooks, laptops that run ChromeOS instead of MacOS or Windows. These machines are lower powered than traditional laptops, and ChromeOS doesn’t support as wide an array of apps, but you shouldn’t discount them. Running a lighter operating system means you can still get speedy performance, and stream media from services like Disney+ and TIDAL instead of keeping media files on your computer. ChromeOS is also significantly less susceptible to viruses because it’s based on a web browser, and doesn’t contain a traditional file system. If you work with popular productivity software Microsoft Office … [Read more...] about The Best Chromebooks for School and Working From Home Alike

SPOILER ALERT: This article contains details about tonight’s two-part series finale of Fresh Off the Boat. After six seasons, we say goodbye to the Huang family of Fresh Off the Boat. The two-part series finale of the groundbreaking ABC sitcom didn’t necessarily end with a bang. There was no huge champagne toast, parting speeches, or huge overture of gushing love. Instead, it ended with humor, a modest farewell, and heartfelt peek into the future of the family. Above all, it said goodbye showing the country that this Asian American-fronted sitcom is, in fact, an American sitcom. Part one of the two-parter, titled “Family Van,” had the Huangs on their way to Disney’s Magic Kingdom for the first time since living in Orlando. During a family road trip sing-along to “Hakuna Matata”, their van (aka Sheila) breaks down, thus beginning a walk down memory lane. Related Story In The Financial Fine Print, A Glimpse Of Fragile Oscar … [Read more...] about ‘Fresh Off The Boat’ Series Finale: Groundbreaking ABC Family Sitcom Says Farewell, Leaving Legacy Of Asian American Representation On TV

California Governor Gavin Newsom was asked on Wednesday if he thinks the entire state might be out of the most restrictive purple tier of his Blueprint for a Safer Reopening by the first day of spring. “Yes,” said the governor, “based on trend lines.” Those trend lines include the numbers in the state’s largest county dropping to the point where schools can reopen for in-person instruction. Los Angeles Public Health officials announced that news Tuesday night. Newsom reminded that the state was seeing an 11.4% 7-day test positivity rate a month ago. On Wednesday, that data point stood at 3.5%. In terms of what that means for counties progressing to less-restrictive tiers of his reopening plan Newsom said, Related Story California Governor Gavin Newsom Chooses Big Political Donors To Run State's Vaccination Program He then went even further. “If the trend lines continue — and, indeed I think that is the case — we’ll see counties move,” said the … [Read more...] about “Substantial” Number Of California Counties Will See Less Restrictive Covid-19 Measures Next Week, Says Newsom

A new study from the Committee to Protect Journalists concludes that President Donald Trump has been effective at destroying the credibility of the press, “dangerously undermining truth and consensus even as the COVID-19 pandemic threatens to kill tens of thousands of Americans.” But the report authored by Leonard Downie Jr., former executive editor of The Washington Post, also sheds some light on where reporters, editors and producers can change perceptions during the Trump era. The report cited an array of instances in which the Trump administration has undermined press freedoms, including the Justice Department’s pursuit of journalists’ sources, the questioning of reporters and searching of electronic devices at the border by the Customs and Border Protection agency and the president’s encouragement of “federal government interference in the businesses of the owners of CNN, the traditional broadcast networks, and The Washington Post .” Related Story House … [Read more...] about New Study Says Donald Trump Has Been “Most Effective” In Destroying Press Credibility, Offers Insight On How Media Should Respond