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Classes resumed at San Francisco Unified School District schools after the winter break, but more than 620 staff members were out Tuesday amid a surge in...

Parents and teachers told incoming school committee members on Wednesday that more communication and in-person time with students, families and staff will go a long way to improving the Pittsfield

Photo credit: United Educators of San Francisco “We’ll be back,” was the chant by 500 teachers, paraprofessionals, administrative workers, students, f

On Dec. 1, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Mississippi case Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization to evaluate whether state laws

ALEDO — Aledo ISD is in the top five among starting teacher salaries for the 2021-22 school year, according to a comparison of 49 Dallas/Fort Worth school districts completed by

For the first time, San Francisco Unified School District unveiled its plan to cut $125 million from next year’s budget in hopes of avoiding a state takeover.

Facing a $125 million shortfall, San Francisco district officials will present a plan to...

San Francisco’s school board has spent the past year in the national spotlight, garnering the attention of pundits from Fox News to the New York Times editorial pages for its controversial decisions on distance learning, school renamings and admissions policies. The campaign to recall board members Alison Collins, Gabriela López and Faauuga Moliga, however, has

“Our teachers and our children need to be taught Israel’s beauty and complexity in order to appreciate it,” said Jake Bennett, the Israeli-American Council for Action’s director of policy and legislative affairs.

“While language about teaching the Israeli-Palestinian conflict was removed from the original version, district policy still requires such topics to be covered in an unbiased way,” stated StandWithUs CEO Roz Rothstein.