Government
Jul. 13, 2022
Inadequate instruction in schools predates pandemic, experts say
"The scope and extent of this matter is critical," Kathryn A. Eidmann of Public Counsel said in a phone call Tuesday. "The consequences of remote learning exposed, fueled, and extended the opportunity gap" in the educational system.
Seeking to continue a lawsuit filed early in the pandemic challenging the quality of learning in California schools, plaintiffs filed a court declaration from two nationally UCLA professors that concluded the state prior to COVID had not met its constitutional obligations to ensure basic and equal education opportunities to all students.
"Before the COVID-19 pandemic began in March of 2020, the California education system was already on une...
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