Over the last three years, there's been a lot of changes to the educational experience but this time around one thing has remained the scene, the anxious rush to get everything prepared for the first day of school.
By Monday morning, classrooms at Los Angeles Unified School District campuses will be filled with students and teachers.
Over the last three years, there's been a lot of changes to the educational experience but this time around one thing has remained the sam:, the anxious rush to get everything prepared for the first day of school.Her son Dylan is heading into the 7th grade and while he's not eager to give up his summer freedom, he's excited for a more normal school year.
But LAUSD superintendent Alberto Carvalho announced on CBS' Face The Nation that the district has hired over 1500 teachers to fill the local void.