Those school names included Washington and even Abraham Lincoln High School, which sued.
The lead attorney on the lawsuit, Paul Scott said one issue is the community wasn’t involved in the process. This approach of basically suggesting that they have the corner on morality and dictating to everyone else, from the top down,” he said. “What s going to go on with your school, that is not an acceptable approach.
On Tuesday, San Francisco Unified School Commissioners will vote on adopting a resolution to formerly pause the renaming process.
It follows guidance from a judge that avoids costly litigation but takes issue with the lawsuit filed against them calling it a transparent attempt to thwart a lawful and duly noticed action and the commissioner are only voting on the resolution to avoid wasteful expenditures of public funds in frivolous litigation.
SFUSD families and Breed to protest, demanding full reopening of schools for all students
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Charlotte Yee, 7, makes her statement at a Feb. 4 San Francisco rally calling for public schools to reopen.Amy Osborne / Special to The Chronicle
Families and some educators are planning to protest for the full reopening of San Francisco public schools, one year after school closures and days after the school board approved plans to bring younger children as well as special education and vulnerable students back to classrooms for in-person learning starting next month.
Decreasing the Distance, a group advocating for reopening classrooms, is organizing the march, which will depart from Alamo Square Park at 11 a.m. Saturday, and will conclude with a noon rally with Mayor London Breed at Civic Center Plaza.
San Francisco school officials on Monday released more details about their plans to get some of the city’s more than 52,000 schoolchildren back into classrooms this spring after a year of distance learning that left many families struggling and sparked a lawsuit over reopening schools. Under the plan, starting April 12, some students in lower grades would return for four full days and one partial day each week while others would return two full.
Deming and Luna County crime reports for Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2020
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Breaking and entering: Anthony Campa, 38, 700 block of W. Spruce St. Also, criminal damage to property.
Cited: Cassie Hernandez, 41, El Paso, TX. Shoplifting and trespassing at Walmart (1021 E. Pine St.).
Criminal summons: Victor Montano III, 25, 500 block of E. Fourth St. Criminal damage to property of a household member.
Battery: Leonard Anderson, 45, Standing Rock, NM. Battery against a household member.
Criminal summons: Melissa Ochoa, 40, 1300 block of S. Ninth St. Criminal damage to property of a household member.
Criminal summons: Rene Saenz, 25, 100 block of Mulberry St. Battery.
Warrant: Ismael Cordova, 27, homeless. Failure to pay fine in Doña Ana Magistrate Court.