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Woke San Francisco school board president, 30, defends plan to rename schools which honor 'racist' leaders despite basing decisions on INCORRECT Wikipedia articles San Francisco school board president Gabriela López has pushed back at claims that schools being renamed in the district were selected in a 'haphazard' way The board voted last month to rename 44 schools that currently honor historical leaders who have since been branded by activists as racist The list includes Presidents Abraham Lincoln and George Washington Residents and historians were angered after it emerged that some of the...

FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA Abraham Lincoln High School is one of 42 public schools in San Francisco that will undergo a name change. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images/TNS) Lincoln, Washington, Feinstein, Lowell — San Francisco will rename 42 schools Explorers like Vasco Núñez de Balboa are out too, as is Sen. Dianne Feinstein. On Tuesday, the San Francisco Unified School District Board of Education voted to change the names of 42 schools because of alleged associations with slaveholding, colonization or oppression. Those who supported the changes, which affect a third of the district’s sc...

The San Francisco Unified Board of Education voted 6-1 to change a third of its school names for their associations with racism, oppression and colonization.

2020’s top photos of the year from The Columbian by Columbian photo staff This is the year everything went virtual. That doesn’t work for photojournalists. We have to be in the middle of the action to do our jobs. We cannot capture a moment via Zoom. When the story is a once-in-a-lifetime, slow-moving pandemic, that task is even more daunting. Usually we can see danger and take steps to avoid it while keeping ourselves safe in the field. When the threat is an invisible, possibly deadly virus, we are forced to balance doing our jobs and risking our health.

Order to fund our after-school programs who intervened with the students who struggled academically. once that grant was over we had to survive on our own. we reduced two two teachers working under two days. we were going full days and saturdays our test scores were so much better. >> to make up for the money they haven't received from the state. chris dahl d the unn and amber tucker must dig into their own pockets. >> most of the teachers before the school year is out, we pay for paper, ink for our printers out of our own pockets. marshall elementary is considered poverty level. most of the c...