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LAUSD staff members carry umbrellas while quickly running across the street while dressed in red.
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An outsider perspective shows teachers and faculty members walking in a straight line across Van Nuys street.
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Teachers and staff crouch to fit into a quick selfie taken by Mr. Rabago who all appear in good spirits amidst the situation.
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(from left to right) Mrs. Torres, Mr. Goins, Ms. Medrano, and Mr. Timnack bundle up in warm clothes while protesting for the strike
Still striking: Teachers stand strong on day two of walkout.
While students were cooped up at home, the teachers and staff at Van Nuys High School could be seen rallying. Many faculty members could be seen wearing red, showing the union’s coordination.
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Lindsay Han is the business/social media manager. She is a senior in her second year of journalism. Outside of doing journalistic duties, she enjoys shopping and listening to Lana Del Rey. She loves to drive around California with her friends and watches Netflix when she has the time. Currently, she is a volunteer at EnGin which teaches English to kids in Ukraine, is the Editor-in-Chief of yearbook and is also the President of the Senior Board. The only thing that Lindsay hates in this world is celery. After high school, Lindsay plans to attend college to pursue a career in law.
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