Tag Archives: San Francisco Unified School District

A New School for the Mission?

A proposed public charter school would bring a longer school day, unique curriculum.

Parents to be Heard on School Assignment Redesign

Upcoming town halls will give parents a voice in the process.

School Assignments = Complex Math

Armed with inconclusive data on six options, the S.F. Board of Education works on a redesign for school assignments.

Lunch Ladies as Art

Kai Klaassen’s portraits of cafeteria workers show at Mission Pie.

Lunch at John O’Connell High

Free but foul. By AMANDA MARTINEZ

Crossing the Digital Divide

By ALLISON DAVIS
Horace Mann sends students home with laptops in their arms.

Budget Cuts Curtail School Programs

By NOAH BUHAYAR
A routine meeting of San Francisco Unified School District’s Augmented Budget and Business Services Committee grew tense Monday evening, as board members and district staff revisited the logic of cutting funding for a school violence prevention program.
The committee advises the Board of Education and has no final authority. Nevertheless, its members were trying [...]