On the first day of classes at Live Oak High School in Morgan Hill, a PE teacher greeted Evan Myers’ seventh period construction management class. It was unusual, but the sophomore took it in stride.
Then the class, which teaches construction skills like using tools, began skipping all of the hands-on activities they had planned. Several weeks into the semester, a substitute took over and his class turned into a study hall.
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