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LAUSD’s Beutner scolds state, local leaders over inconsistent coronavirus messaging | L.A. Focus News

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On the same day the Los Angeles Unified School District handed out its 100 millionth meal through the food relief effort it launched at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic — a grim reminder of the ongoing financial toll the public health crisis has wrought on Angelenos — Superintendent Austin Beutner continued to underscore the […]

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