San Francisco Unified School District officials said Thursday morning the Board of Education will vote on whether to proceed with layoffs for teachers and other staff during a special meeting next week.
San Francisco Unified School District officials said Thursday morning the Board of Education will vote on whether to proceed withThe board was initially set to vote on layoffs for hundreds of staff members at this week's meeting, which took place on Tuesday, but an error that resulted in the meeting agenda not being posted directly to the district's website forced the board to abruptly end the meeting.San Francisco schools are looking at cutting staff to offset a severe budget crisis.
The board opted to continue the agenda at a special meeting on Thursday at 3 p.m. But according to district officials, the layoffs will now be discussed at another special meeting this coming Tuesday at 5 p.m. "Many of the employees who will receive preliminary layoff notices have worked tirelessly for SFUSD's students and families, before and throughout this pandemic. At the end of the day, I know from personal experience that this whole process leaves us weary and deflated. This is an added stressor in the midst of what is already a stressful time for our staff and school communities," he said.
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