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When it comes to public education, good intentions aren't enough—impact is what matters."
PPS President reflects on SFUSD’s recent assignment policy vote and why exercising your vote in the upcoming Board election is critical to creating real strategy for all students. Read the full post and register for our Oct 28 candidate forum.
Read MoreSan Francisco public education stands at a pivotal crossroads. Discover how upcoming school board decisions will impact resource allocation, teacher and student retention, and family agency—and learn how our upcoming SFUSD Board Candidate Forum on October 28 provides a platform for families to engage directly with candidates. [Read full post]
Read MoreDoes SFUSD’s budget math add up? While district leadership claims reserve funds cannot be used to cover ongoing expenses, recent labor agreement decisions, $85 million in budget cuts, and multiyear surplus projections tell a different story. We break down the data behind SFUSD's actual spending, reserve balances, and what it means for public school funding.
Read MoreLack of transparency leads to lack of trust." Read key insights from Noah S., Regional Director of San Francisco, on why Parents for Public Schools of San Francisco is paying close attention to candidates' positions on the issues that matter most to local public education.
Read MoreWhen communities unite, children benefit. Prop D creates an opportunity for parents, neighborhood leaders, and local families to work together in support of a more equitable and responsive funding landscape that puts students at the center of public investment.
Read MoreOur mission at Parents for Public Schools of San Francisco (PPS-SF) is to ensure the success of every public school. Classrooms cannot thrive without stable public funding. This is why we are endorsing Proposition D on the June 2 ballot.
Prop D—the Overpaid CEO Tax—safeguards the revenue streams our community relies on by making multi-billion-dollar corporations pay their fair share. For our families, this isn't just about fiscal policy; it’s about protecting critical resources. Budget shortfalls put specialized student programs at risk first. By generating up to $300 million annually for essential city services and care infrastructure, Prop D helps prevent municipal cuts that threaten our most vulnerable children, including those in special education. True parent advocacy means protecting the resources our children deserve to reach their goals. Let's stand together for public education.
🗳️ Vote YES on Prop D by June 2
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