The Mountain View Los Altos Union High School District has created a new position overseeing distance learning, in an attempt to improve the district’s remote offerings as next school year approaches.
The Los Altos School District is planning to start next school year with a mix of both online and in-person learning, according to a plan presented at a June 29 board of trustees meeting.
Not too long ago, it looked like the coronavirus pandemic was going to force schools to nix in-person graduation ceremonies altogether. However, as restrictions started to loosen, local high schools organized celebrations, albeit unlike the graduations of years past.
Although the Cupertino Union School District’s Board of Education passed a budget for next school year less than two weeks ago, the school funding landscape has already changed substantially at the state level.
Foothill and De Anza colleges are now able to more freely distribute federal COVID-19 relief funds to students in need, thanks to a recent order by a federal judge.
With the new school year set to begin next month, the county has now released detailed guidance on what must occur before campuses reopen.
