The district will add four optional instructional days to give students more time in the classroom in order to make up for the time they lost during the pandemic.
Highlights
- Los Angeles Unified School District announces it will slightly lengthen the 2022-23 academic year.
- The district will add four optional instructional days to give students more time in the classroom in order to make up for the time they lost during the pandemic.
- The extra time will be targeted for students who are falling behind.
- The four “acceleration days” will be spread across multiple Wednesdays throughout the school year.
- Teachers will also get three professional development days in August, just prior to the start of the year, just before the start, also optional days for students and teachers.
- The school year will start on Aug.