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I am moved by our remarkable educators who prioritize our students' learning during these challenging times in LA. I've signed an executive order that allows wildfire-displaced students to attend schools outside of their district to continue their education.

Governor Gavin Newsom

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Recall @CAgovernor

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DEAR @GavinNewsom

Bella1 year ago

You have failed your state.

Shanna I1 year ago

OMG, stop posting! 🤮

Deep State Response Team 🇺🇸1 year ago

Newsom could have given 10 thousand fire victims $5k each with the $50 million but he instead pledged to fight Trump with it. Californians last!

GermanJP1 year ago

Took a mass-casualty fire event for you to finally get into school choice?

Rearly11 year ago

You should follow his lead.

BigDeal1 year ago

You didn’t prioritize their lives or homes

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