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Applications for the first affordable housing building that will prioritize SFUSD employees and teachers is set to open on Tuesday.

San Francisco public-school employees can apply to live in a first-of-its-kind affordable housing development in the Outer Sunset, Mayor London Breed and the San Francisco Unified School District said Monday.

Some defend suspended principals and ask why impacted students have not been transferred

Taking race into account is verboten, but consideration of neighborhood, socioeconomics and other factors might be all right.

SFUSD again falling short

New leadership needed for SF schools

In the first glimpse of California’s K-12 schools’ year-over-year progress since the pandemic, graduation rates hit some of their highest levels ever, absenteeism dropped significantly, and hundreds of districts showed academic improvements. But despite a few bright spots, most of the 13 measurements that California uses to gauge student achievement remained flat in the 2023 […]

Ripple Effects, about the life of a superhero with an invisible and incurable disease, is the winner of the 2022 Dwayne McDuffie Award for Diversity. The book, written by Jordan Hart with art by Bruno Chiroleu, was published by Fanbase Press in 2021. The Dwayne McDuffie award celebrates diversity in comics and comic creative teams, and honors

The latest education news updates from EdSource.

California's K-12 schools show progress after the pandemic, with graduation rates at record levels and absenteeism down. However, most indicators remain flat.