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Tonight, let’s move neighborhood schools forward.
The Board of Education will vote tonight on the direction of SFUSD’s new elementary-school assignment system. I’m urging the Board to move forward with neighborhood schools, meaningful access, and a clear path to implementation.
Every family should have a guaranteed neighborhood-school assignment, while retaining the opportunity to apply elsewhere—including for language immersion and specialized programs. Certainty close to home and access beyond it.
We’ve been advocating for this through our op-ed, our community education town hall with the Westside Family Democratic Club, and the resolution I introduced at the Board of Supervisors.
Our resolution goes further, calling for greater certainty across elementary, middle, AND high school. Moving forward with elementary-school reforms tonight is a good first step—not the finish line.
Join us to give public comment:
📍 TONIGHT: Tuesday, October 13 • 6:30 p.m.
Board of Education meeting
555 Franklin Street • First-floor Board Room
Public session begins at 6:30 p.m.
📍 Thursday, October 22 • 10:00 a.m.
Hearing on our neighborhood-school resolution
Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee
City Hall • Room 250
1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place
Families deserve to be part of these decisions—not informed after the fact. Come share your experience and help move this work forward.
The Board of Education will vote tonight on the direction of SFUSD’s new elementary-school assignment system. I’m urging the Board to move forward with neighborhood schools, meaningful access, and a clear path to implementation.
Every family should have a guaranteed neighborhood-school assignment, while retaining the opportunity to apply elsewhere—including for language immersion and specialized programs. Certainty close to home and access beyond it.
We’ve been advocating for this through our op-ed, our community education town hall with the Westside Family Democratic Club, and the resolution I introduced at the Board of Supervisors.
Our resolution goes further, calling for greater certainty across elementary, middle, AND high school. Moving forward with elementary-school reforms tonight is a good first step—not the finish line.
Join us to give public comment:
📍 TONIGHT: Tuesday, October 13 • 6:30 p.m.
Board of Education meeting
555 Franklin Street • First-floor Board Room
Public session begins at 6:30 p.m.
📍 Thursday, October 22 • 10:00 a.m.
Hearing on our neighborhood-school resolution
Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee
City Hall • Room 250
1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place
Families deserve to be part of these decisions—not informed after the fact. Come share your experience and help move this work forward.
Comments (10)
2 days agokatmichie
I really hope this doesn’t happen. This is not the answer. So sad I donated to you when you ran for college board. I’m a single mom and that was the biggest donation I’ve ever made to any candidate. I don’t agree with what you’ve been advocating for at all.
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