We are asking LACCD for smaller class size to protect the health of students and Professors.
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Ruben Estrada
4 years ago
I hope this passes
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Jazmin Alcaraz
4 years ago
We need smaller class sizes
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Carolina Hernandez
4 years ago
Keep our students and staff safe
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Juan Carlos Vasquez
4 years ago
The safety of our students, staff, and faculty should be the districts number one priority during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
It's impossible to learn with classes that large, regardless of Covid
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Stephanie
4 years ago
No
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Nancy Pearlman
4 years ago
Hopefully, I will be voted back onto the Board of Trustees in November 2022 so that I can work with all of you to make our campuses and classrooms safe.
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James McKeever
4 years ago
This will protect our students, faculty, staff, and communities.
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Pauline Sunda
4 years ago
Please keep our classes safe. Masks and social distancing has been the hallmark of safety. Limit class sizes for the safety of students and faculty.
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Shigueru Tsuha
4 years ago
Keep safe class sizes!
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Arantxa Rodriguez
4 years ago
Protect the health and safety of our students, faculty, and staff: we need small class size.
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Tracey Baca
4 years ago
We need small class sizes for the safety of faculty, staff, and students.
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Dr Kenneth Chaiprasert
4 years ago
Ensuring health and safety is very important to all members of the campus community. Please consider this petition.
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Joe Guerrieri
4 years ago
We must ensure our classes and labs are safe for students and faculty.
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Jennie Crooms
4 years ago
Safety first
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Beth Brown
4 years ago
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Please keep the classroom a safe space for all to learn. Social distancing has helped me and my students feel less anxious in the classroom. Students are taking social distancing seriously and want to learn and be safe in the classroom.
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Bonnie Rapp
4 years ago
For the safety of students and those who serve them, please keep class caps lower.
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La Vergne Rosow
4 years ago
Are you working in a thoroughly clean space, allowing only vetted visitors in? Do those visitors maintain a pandemic-safe distance? Of course! No one questions the wisdom of those precautions for you, your staff, our faculty members, and each of our students.
People matter.
La Vergne Rosow
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Jeremy Aguilera-Gaudette
4 years ago
The pandemic is not over, keeping class sizes low, and making online options readily available, is important to the safety of all faculty, students, and staff.
We are asking LACCD for smaller class size to protect the health of students and Professors.
I hope this passes
We need smaller class sizes
Keep our students and staff safe
The safety of our students, staff, and faculty should be the districts number one priority during the COVID-19 pandemic.
It's impossible to learn with classes that large, regardless of Covid
No
Hopefully, I will be voted back onto the Board of Trustees in November 2022 so that I can work with all of you to make our campuses and classrooms safe.
This will protect our students, faculty, staff, and communities.
Please keep our classes safe. Masks and social distancing has been the hallmark of safety. Limit class sizes for the safety of students and faculty.
Keep safe class sizes!
Protect the health and safety of our students, faculty, and staff: we need small class size.
We need small class sizes for the safety of faculty, staff, and students.
Ensuring health and safety is very important to all members of the campus community. Please consider this petition.
We must ensure our classes and labs are safe for students and faculty.
Safety first
Please keep the classroom a safe space for all to learn. Social distancing has helped me and my students feel less anxious in the classroom. Students are taking social distancing seriously and want to learn and be safe in the classroom.
For the safety of students and those who serve them, please keep class caps lower.
Are you working in a thoroughly clean space, allowing only vetted visitors in? Do those visitors maintain a pandemic-safe distance? Of course! No one questions the wisdom of those precautions for you, your staff, our faculty members, and each of our students. People matter. La Vergne Rosow
The pandemic is not over, keeping class sizes low, and making online options readily available, is important to the safety of all faculty, students, and staff.