US EditionMillions of Extra Dollars for SFUSD Are Frozen, Even as Budget Cuts Loom
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Millions of Extra Dollars for SFUSD Are Frozen, Even as Budget Cuts Loom
More than two years ago, San Francisco voters heartily approved a new public school fund by setting aside millions in existing property tax dollars. The idea was to buffer public schools from a budget crunch, boost students’ mental health and wellness, and provide them more support to meet new academic goals in math, literacy, and college readiness. Now the budget crunch, fueled by a years-long drop in enrollment, has arrived. The San Francisco …
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