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Los Angeles Unified unveils preliminary plan to curb screen time

Los Angeles Unified unveils preliminary plan to curb screen time

The proposed guidance includes limits and recommendations on screen time, including: 

  • A limit of zero minutes per day for early education through first grade
  • A limit of zero to 20 minutes per day for second and third grade 
  • A limit of zero to 30 minutes per day for fourth and fifth grade 
  • Recommended 60-120 minutes per day for sixth through eighth grade
  • Recommended 90-180 minutes per day for ninth through 12th grade

 

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Researchers concluded that the intended balance of local control, in which the state provides clear guidance for districts to make wise decisions, has gone awry.

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The investigation is focused on a 2024 agreement between LAUSD and United Teachers Los Angeles. It specifically points to clauses that state teachers who have been accused of misconduct, including pursuing a romantic relationship with a student, would be reassigned. 

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  • Under a new pilot program, UCLA will give priority consideration to some students seeking to transfer from nearby community colleges. 
  • The program, which will eventually expand to more campuses, launched this academic year and is required by legislation passed in 2023. 
  • It’s not clear how effective the program will be, as UCLA has not clarified how much of an advantage applicants will get. Admissions decisions are typically due to transfer students in late April.
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