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    What do LA students want most? Mental health help, an adult to listen, reliable tech

    Students in Los Angeles public schools said they have suffered due to the COVID-19 pandemic and expressed a "non-negotiable" need for academic success: mental wellness. Yet 1 in 3 students of color say they don't have an adult at school with whom they feel comfortable enough to talk about how they are feeling, according to a survey released Wednesday. The survey of middle school and high ...
    by Howard Blume, Los Angeles Times Nov 11, 2021 4 minutes

    Students in Los Angeles public schools said they have suffered due to the COVID-19 pandemic and expressed a "non-negotiable" need for academic success: mental wellness.

    Yet 1 in 3 students of color say they don't have an adult at school with whom they feel comfortable enough to talk about how they are feeling, according to a survey released Wednesday.

    The survey of middle school and high school students in the Los Angeles Unified School District drives home their hardships and high-priority needs: access to technology and opportunities for tutoring, extra classes and extracurricular activities.

    The survey included input from 769 students and follow-up student focus groups commissioned by a coalition called Communities for Los Angeles Student Success,

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