UPDATE: San Francisco courts are reviewing whether non-citizen parents should be allowed to vote in local school board elections, a decision with significant implications for community representation and education policy.
Browsing: Education Policy
President Trump’s move to dismantle the Department of Education risks significant setbacks for California. Funding cuts and policy shifts could undermine local schools, widening educational inequalities across the state.
San Francisco’s latest school plan has sparked outrage, with even liberal parents condemning its controversial measures. Critics say the policy overreaches, threatening both student safety and parental rights.
San Francisco school district abandons its proposed “Grading for Equity” plan following strong community backlash. The decision highlights ongoing debates over fair grading practices in education.
The Trump administration has threatened to withhold $811 million in federal education funds to California, citing compliance issues. The move sparks concerns over funding for vital school programs statewide.
San Francisco swiftly scrapped its new “equity grading” program just one day after unveiling it. The initiative aimed to assess schools on equity but faced immediate backlash from parents and officials.
San Francisco’s Algebra War heats up as educators and parents clash over curriculum changes. Critics argue new reforms undermine math rigor, while supporters call for equity and accessibility in schools.
San Francisco’s education chief has been forced to backtrack on the controversial “Grading for Equity” program amid widespread criticism. The U-turn highlights growing backlash against woke education reforms.
Bay Area educators express concern over Donald Trump’s proposal to dismantle the Department of Education, warning it could disrupt funding and support for local schools. The community vows to advocate for continued education resources.
San Francisco’s bold 2019 plan to address school segregation backfired, worsening racial divides instead of bridging them, according to a New York Times report. The policy highlights the challenges of desegregation efforts.
The San Francisco school district has abandoned its proposed “Grading for Equity” plan following strong backlash from parents and educators, citing concerns over fairness and academic standards, Fox News reports.
San Francisco halts its school renaming efforts to prioritize reopening classrooms amid the pandemic. Officials aim to focus resources on safely bringing students back to in-person learning, delaying name changes for now.
A 2011 CDC study examines San Francisco’s physical education policies, revealing mixed success in promoting student activity and preventing chronic disease. Results highlight areas needing policy improvement.