Kathryn Eidmann

Public Counsel

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Staff Attorney at Public Counsel, the pro bono law firm

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Here in Los Angeles school started nearly two months ago, but some students at LA Unified’s Jefferson High School still aren’t assigned to classes that they need to graduate.

State Ordered to Intervene at Jefferson High

Here in Los Angeles school started nearly two months ago, but some students at LA Unified’s Jefferson High School still aren’t assigned to classes that they need to graduate.

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