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Despite the death of the prime suspect. Who they want held accountable. Cooler weather on tap after several days of intense heat inland. We are tracking the changes. It is not easy. But if you keep trying, you will get it. Bay area first graders learn how to code. We will meet the teacher helping sevenyearolds adopt a growth mind set. And a big announcement from the cdc responding to numerous failures since the start of the pandemic. I think Public Health infrastructure was not up to th. Good ev...

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San Francisco public schools’ largest ever bond is all but assured to head to the November ballot after the Board of Education unanimously approved the $790 million measure. It now has one last step to clear.

San Francisco Unified School District officials say that a proposed record-setting public-school bond pegged at $790 million is much-needed and falls well short of addressing all of The City’s aging facilities.

By Carla Thomas San Francisco’s Third Baptist Church hosted a rally and meeting Sunday to discuss hatred toward African American students of the San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD). Rev. Amos C. Brown, president of the San Francisco NAACP and pastor of Third Baptist Church, along with leadership from local civil rights groups, the city’s

The San Francisco Unified School District is exploring closing, merging and relocating an undetermined number of schools ahead of the 2025-26 academic year in order to stave off a looming financial crisis.

The district is adding 1620 7th Avenue and 95 Gough Street to its growing inventory of land designated for affordable employee housing. Shirley Chisholm Village in Outer Sunset is set to welcome tenants this fall.

The next community meeting at Mission High School on school closures is on May 4, between 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m., primarily in Spanish.

Here's what to know about the affordable housing available for teachers in San Francisco.

San Francisco is taking steps to make sure that educators who serve the city can live in the city as well.