At the first Los Angeles Unified School Board meeting to be held in two months, an LAUSD deputy superintendent warned that cuts to education proposed by Gov. Gavin Newsom would make reopening schools untenable. "The notion that schools can continue to operate safely in the fall with a decreased state budget is not realistic," deputy superintendent Megan Reilly said in prepared remarks. "We cannot, in good conscience, risk the health and safety of our students and staff by returning to the classroom prematurely and without the funding for the necessary precautions."

<p>At the first Los Angeles Unified School Board meeting to be held in two months, an LAUSD deputy superintendent warned that cuts to education proposed by Gov. Gavin Newsom would make reopening schools untenable. "The notion that schools can continue to operate safely in the fall with a decreased state budget is not realistic," deputy superintendent Megan Reilly said in prepared remarks. "We cannot, in good conscience, risk the health and safety of our students and staff by returning to the classroom prematurely and without the funding for the necessary precautions."</p>

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