Government,
Education Law
Jun. 9, 2021
Suit over remote schooling moot, state argues
“Distance learning is ending at the end of this school year, which is imminent. Students will be back to in-person instruction,” Deputy Attorney General Jennifer A. Bunshoft argued in court Tuesday.
The state of California abandoned any pretense of educating many low-income and minority students during the pandemic, attorney Mark D. Rosenbaum told an Alameda County Superior Court Judge on Tuesday. An attorney for the state denied these claims and praised Judge Winifred Y. Smith for denying a preliminary injunction sought by the plaintiffs.
Rosenbaum is director o...
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