SFUSD's most expensive bond ever on November ballot amid district's financial crisis
San Francisco voters will decide on a $790 million bond measure, the costliest ever, to improve school facilities amid a financial crisis.
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San Francisco voters will decide on a $790 million bond measure, the costliest ever, to improve school facilities amid a financial crisis.
The current superintendent of Hayward Unified will take over from Superintendent Vince...
The costly seismic-upgrade project is now estimated to cost about $400 million, and...
Alison Collins' lawsuit comes amid S.F. school district crisis. The real losers could be the students FacebookTwitterEmail San Francisco School board commissioner Alison Collins speaks during a rally at school district headquarters Wednesday.Scott Strazzante / The Chronicle San Francisco’s school district was already juggling a difficult classroom reopening, a departing superintendent, tattered finances and bitter leadership battles when one school board member sued the public agency and her fellow commissioners this week, magnifying the crisis. The federal lawsuit filed by school board mem...
On eve of possible SFUSD reopening, S.F. schools superintendent announces retirement FacebookTwitterEmail Vince Matthews, San Francisco schools superintendent, announced Wednesday he would retire at the end of the school year.Paul Chinn / The Chronicle San Francisco schools, already facing fiscal challenges, an ongoing pandemic and a city-led lawsuit, now will have to grapple with an imminent vacancy in the district’s top job with the departure of Superintendent Vince Matthews in June. Matthews announced Wednesday that he will retire at the end of the school year. His departure follows a br...