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Charter School Destroyed in LA Fires Struggles To Rebuild
Season 2025
Episode 289
Odyssey South Charter School in Altadena was among several schools destroyed in the recent wildfires, displacing students and teachers—many of whom also lost their homes. Charter schools face unique rebuilding challenges due to funding constraints.
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