Education
A GOP operative filed a lawsuit challenging a local ordinance granting non-citizens a say in SFUSD races, and the city is fighting back.
The San Francisco Unified Board of Education OK’d the contract extension for Infosys just after midnight on Wednesday.
The temporary suspension is part of a post-recall effort to restructure San Francisco’s Board of Education, which will undergo several trainings in the meantime.
Parents Protest Ouster of SF School Principal Who Repeated Racist Epithet While Speaking to Students
Demonstrators gathered to oppose SFUSD’s decision to reassign Carol Fong from Ulloa Elementary School.
Carol Fong, a principal at Ulloa Elementary School in the city’s Outer Sunset for more than 20 years, announced her removal in a letter to parents on Saturday
The 2022-2023 school year will see less per-pupil spending in San Francisco public schools than the previous year.
The decision potentially puts the school at odds with state law and might open it up to a lawsuit.
Wednesday’s decision will mark a post-recall shift for San Francisco’s K-12 school board.
Despite fears that the project may be unnecessary, school district officials made key approvals on Wednesday to keep it going.
The superintendent wants to form a task force to tackle the issue. But will the board OK the plan?