Schools
Preliminary layoff notices hit San Francisco teachers
SFUSD doesn’t have ‘enough of a handle’ on its own budget, union leader says
SFUSD offers teachers less than half what it pays private tutors to fix its special education shortage
Students in the district have missed 9,100 hours of special education classes — and counting
SFUSD parents deserve better — delay the school closures
The district assured parents that school closures would be decided with public input and only as a last resort. Now, the only way forward is by righting its wrongs
SFUSD has leaned on parents to pay for gym, arts, and even classroom teachers. New rules may change that
As a funding crisis grips San Francisco Unified, PTAs have raised millions to keep their schools afloat
Disgruntled parents criticize SFUSD’s ‘broken’ process for choosing which schools to close
Language barriers, fear of racial disparities have marred community outreach efforts, but district is pushing to move forward
Campus anti-war encampments may have birthed a new generation of Bay Area activists
The tents are down and negotiations are on pause, but these student protesters say the pro-Palestine encampments have had a profound impact on their beliefs, tactics, and ambitions