The Los Angeles Unified School District has announced plans to reopen almost all schools and offices on Monday, with the exception of seven schools. Superintendent Alberto M. Carvalho confirmed that two schools were unable to reopen due to damage caused by the Palisades fire and will need to be rebuilt before welcoming students back.
For the schools that are reopening, an inclement weather schedule will be implemented to limit outdoor activities and athletics. Additionally, masks will be provided to students and employees to ensure safety during the ongoing pandemic.
