Kristie Collette

Third grade teacher at Newcastle Elementary School in Reseda

Third grade teacher at Newcastle Elementary School in Reseda

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LAUSD is seeing a drop in COVID numbers and rise in attendance. KCRW checks in with third grade teacher Kristie Collette and high school teacher Aviva Alvarez-Zakson.

‘We've all been exposed’: LAUSD to stop COVID contact tracing

LAUSD is seeing a drop in COVID numbers and rise in attendance. KCRW checks in with third grade teacher Kristie Collette and high school teacher Aviva Alvarez-Zakson.

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The toll of a year and a half of remote learning is now starting to show its colors.

LA students’ emotional needs are higher than ever, teachers feel more like social workers

The toll of a year and a half of remote learning is now starting to show its colors.

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“The biggest adaptation I took was really leaning hard into this notion that I am a televised educator now, just really bringing forward that Mr.

LAUSD teachers are now ‘televised educators’ during the COVID-19 pandemic

“The biggest adaptation I took was really leaning hard into this notion that I am a televised educator now, just really bringing forward that Mr.

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