Chico Times

Assembly Republican Leader James Gallagher criticized the decision of UCLA to move classes online due to protests, calling for a return to in-person instruction. Gallagher expressed concern that students are being deprived of the education they deserve. "Students’ rights are being trampled by protestors and administrators who are unable or unwilling to protect students," said Gallagher. "It’s time restore order and get students back in the classroom." UCLA has announced that classes will remain online for the rest of the week, while Cal Poly Humboldt has decided to continue online classes for the remainder of the semester. This move has raised concerns about the quality of education that students are receiving.###