A group of parents in Los Angeles sued the county’s school district this week, asserting that each day schools remain closed, students and families are “suffering irreparable harm.” California Students United and four parents say in the April 7 suit that all schools in the county could have reopened based on updated statewide criteria but the district kept its schools closed, despite the district’s superintendent, Austin Beutner, confirming the district had completed a retrofit of schools and done everything else necessary for a safe reopening. Both Beutner and the Los Angeles teacher’s union focused on getting teachers COVID-19 vaccines before reopening, despite vaccinations not being required by law or the district’s bargaining agreement with the union, the lawsuit says. As of April 2, the district had still not reopened any schools, despite mounting evidence that students can safely be in schools without a significant increase in spread of the CCP (Chinese …