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As Omicron surges through San Francisco schools, members of the student council call for remote learning options and improved safety protocols from district leaders.
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School District Promises 10 Covid Sick Days for Staff, Expanded Testing and Masks in Union Agreement
As schools grapple with record Covid cases and absences during Omicron, the district and its unions have reached a new health and safety agreement.
After failing to reach an agreement, the district and unions will resume bargaining next Thursday.
With 600 district employees absent on Tuesday, some educators worry that current safety protocols aren’t enough to stem the spread of Omicron at local schools.
With less than two months until voters decide whether or not to remove three school board members, a big parent group weighs in.
Just days before the deadline, a lawsuit is forcing the SF Dems to withdraw its statement condemning the school board recall.
SF DCCC will reconsider its statement in opposition to the recall of three school board members in the wake of a lawsuit filed last week.
Facing a $125 million budget shortfall, the Board of Education adopted a plan that shows the state that the district is prepared to make cuts to balance its books next year.