In another pandemic school year, parents hope their children progress in academics, mental health and development. Many remain concerned amid more relaxed COVID measures.
by COVID-19, no schools have been immune to the pandemic’s effects on children. In more middle-class Las Virgenes Unified, which straddles the border of L.A. and Ventura counties, district leaders are especially concerned about the emotional state of students.
Esmeralda Marquez, who is entering middle school, often feel anxious when she is around others not wearing masks in public. For Boyle Heights parent Julia Ortiz, who works as an office tech at an L.A. Unified school, the top concerns for her 12-year-old are grades and anxiety. The boy is entering Hollenbeck Middle School — and Ortiz fears he isn’t ready.
Danielle Grays of Watts isn’t sure if her 4-year-old will know how to open his lunch box or unzip his pants in the bathroom when he starts kindergarten at KIPP Compton Community School.
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