In a surprising turnaround, the San Francisco School Board has decided not to remove a controversial George Washington mural from a local high school, sparking renewed debate over history and public art in education.
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In 2021, San Francisco faced deep divisions as debates over reopening schools amid the pandemic sparked conflict among parents, educators, and officials, revealing broader social and political tensions across the city.
One of San Francisco’s toughest schools is undergoing a remarkable transformation through meditation. Students report improved focus and behavior, highlighting the practice’s potential to reshape challenging educational environments.
Former President Donald Trump announced plans to dismantle the US Department of Education, sparking concern among Bay Area educators who fear negative impacts on funding and student support programs.
In San Francisco, intense debate unfolds as liberal factions clash over school renamings. Contested names are removed, sparking controversy about history, identity, and progress within the progressive community.
San Francisco schools will retain the names Jefferson, Lincoln, and Washington after community debates, the Board of Education announced in 2021. The decision concludes a contentious renaming effort reflecting broader cultural discussions.
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.
Private Chinese bilingual education is booming in San Francisco as public schools struggle with funding and resources. Families increasingly turn to these programs for quality language and cultural instruction.
San Francisco officials have voted to remove the names of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln from public schools, citing concerns over their historical legacies and impact on racial justice. The decision sparks nationwide debate.
In a historic move, San Francisco voters ousted three school board members in 2022, signaling parent frustration over school closures and governance issues. The recall reflects ongoing tensions in the district’s leadership.
San Francisco and Daly City launched teacher housing projects simultaneously. As of now, only Daly City’s development has opened, highlighting disparities in project timelines and progress between the two neighboring cities.
UCSF schools achieved top rankings in the 2018 U.S. News survey, reflecting excellence in medical education and research. The results underscore UCSF’s leadership in health sciences nationwide.
A widely shared claim of a “Merry Christmas” ban at a San Francisco school is a hoax, USA Today reports. The district confirmed no such policy exists, dispelling rumors about holiday greetings restrictions.
The San Francisco school board voted to paint over murals depicting slavery and violence, sparking debate over history, art, and community impact. The decision aims to address concerns about trauma and educational environment.
UCSF’s Medical and Nursing Schools have secured top positions in the latest U.S. News rankings, reaffirming UC San Francisco’s leadership in healthcare education and research excellence nationwide.
A 1974 U.S. Supreme Court case continues to shape English-learner education, setting legal precedents that ensure schools provide adequate language support. Its impact is still felt in classrooms nationwide.
An Arab American organization has secured a contract with the San Francisco school district, sparking objections from local Jewish groups. The decision highlights ongoing community tensions and efforts toward inclusive representation.
The National Archives unveils crucial records on Japanese-American incarceration during World War II, shedding light on the government’s wartime actions and the impact on thousands of lives.
San Francisco’s school board faces internal conflict as liberal members clash over the decision to remove contested names from schools. The debate highlights deep divisions within the progressive community.
Wellington College is set to open its first US branch in the former Airbnb offices, expanding its global footprint. The move underscores the school’s commitment to international education and innovation.