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Alarmed by mass shootings in Uvalde and Buffalo, colleges are working to protect their campuses with threat assessment teams, active shooter drills and partnerships with law enforcement.

The school district budget makes up about 38 percent of the city’s overall operating budget for FY 2023, which also received a preliminary approval by the council on Thursday night

In front of San Francisco City Hall, school teachers, community members, and parents came to a vigil in honor of the lost lives in Uvalde, Texas, and Buffalo, New York, mass shootings.

The current superintendent of Hayward Unified will take over from Superintendent Vince...

The San Francisco school board is expected to rescind hundreds of pink slip notices...

More than a month after San Francisco teachers staged a sleep-in at SFUSD headquarters demanding changes to a glitchy payroll system, many of those teachers say the issue still has not been resolved.

An ongoing payroll debacle leaves hundreds of San Francisco Unified teachers without...

Multiple local school districts are raising starting salaries for new teachers to $60,000 or higher. Many districts also started recruiting earlier in an effort to fill vacancies by the next school year.

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The PFSE, which represents paraprofessionals, bus drivers and attendants, cafeteria workers, custodians and educational secretaries, and the Pittsfield School Committee have been in contract negotiations since last summer. Now both