Parents concerned LAUSD classrooms are getting too hot during heat wave

"In one of her classes the air conditioning wasn't working so they had to move them to the auditorium but there were two more classes in there, so I don't understand how they're learning," said Antonieta Garcia.

"If you think about what it feels like to be in a parking lot on a hot day, this is what kids all over Los Angeles experience every day," said coalition member Aleigh Lewis, co-founder of Angelenos for Green Schools and a parent of two elementary school students."These low-maintenance schoolyards are often the hottest in any neighborhood."

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