The Los Angeles Unified School District has begun a new school year. Academic progress and optimism are present as students start classes. Some details about the first day of school are available, including the distribution of new algebra books and activities such as chess. Further information about the school year, including the impact of potential layoffs, can be found in the Los Angeles Times.
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