District and charter officials say they are screening workers for temperatures before preparing food.
Juvenile public defender worries that juveniles will languish in detention without hearings.
City official says the centers should open to the public eventually, but the timeline for that is unclear.
Educators say the move takes pressure off of students and teachers alike in an unprecedented time.
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Defenders office, advocacy groups have warned about the potential dangers of incarceration during the outbreak.
A public defender sued last year after the city denied her request for surveillance camera location data.
"Whenever we get to the here-on-out, will the decisions we make be based on the hope that a pandemic doesn’t happen again? Or will they be based on the reality that it can, with the understanding that no one should be in such desperate positions as some of us are now in?"
With public schools closed for a month, learning has largely shifted online.
Despite assurances from Mayor Cantrell that quarantined employees will get "civil leave" pay, three employees told The Lens they are currently on unpaid leave.