The district has said it would reopen middle schools and high schools on April 26, but only for special day classes and the district s focal populations, like foster youth, students who live in public housing and homeless students, among others. A broader plan to return most high school and middle school students hadn t previously been announced. This past year has been full of uncertainty and I hope this unanimous resolution makes it clear that we are united in our commitment to provide full-time in-person school, Lam said in a statement. The work of getting all of our students back by next fall is our number one priority.
Chinese Progressive Association’s Statement on School Board Member Collins
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SAN FRANCISCO On March 26, the Chinese Progressive Association issued the following statement on a member of the SFUSD Board of Education who made disparaging remarks about Asian Americans.
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For nearly 50 years, the Chinese Progressive Association has worked to build a world where all of us can live and work with dignity and respect a world where all of us have access to healthy and safe jobs, housing, healthcare, and affordable and quality education. We believe the only way we will achieve this vision is through multiracial solidarity. Racial justice and building multiracial solidarity is core to who we are and our values as an organization.
San Francisco s school board is wasting time on ridiculous debates as students remain home
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Seth Brenzel is a gay dad who had volunteered to serve on a parent group that advises the Board of Education. But he was rejected by school board members after they publicly humiliated him for two hours during a meeting.Amy Osborne / Special to The Chronicle
A gay dad volunteers for one of eight open slots on a parent committee that advises the school board. All of the 10 current members are straight moms. Three are white. Three are Latina. Two are Black. One is Tongan. They all want the dad to join them.