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Childcare advocates urge SF to release $500M in unused funds

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By Allyson Aleksey Verified
| The San Francisco Examiner Verified
Seven years after San Francisco voters embraced an ambitious plan to make The City the first in the nation to offer free, publicly funded child care to all residents, regardless of income, the promise of that measure remains largely unfulfilled. The program has reached only a fraction of the families it was designed to serve, and child care advocates are increasingly frustrated as the fund’s reserves swell past half a billion dollars.
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California transitional kindergarten growing pains hit SFUSD

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By Allyson Aleksey Verified
| The San Francisco Examiner Verified
San Francisco’s public schools are feeling the growing pains of California expanding its nation-leading transitional-kindergarten program statewide, according to frustrated parents and educators. Starting this school year, California law allows for all 4-year-olds to attend transitional kindergarten — a grade between pre-kindergarten and kindergarten for children who aren’t old enough to enroll in the latter — free of charge in their local school districts.
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SFUSD Superintendent Maria Su says district turning corner

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By Allyson Aleksey Verified
| The San Francisco Examiner Verified
Maria Su’s first year as the superintendent of the San Francisco Unified School District was an eventful one. The Board of Education swore her into the position on Oct. 22, 2024, days after predecessor Matt Wayne resigned amid criticism of a school-closures plan the district ultimately scrapped. That day, Su inherited a $114 million budget deficit, staffing shortages and a payroll system in disarray.
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