Join us for #BoardWatch — March 10, 2026 @ 6:30 PM. Important agenda items: Fiscal Year 2025–26 2nd Interim Report, tentative agreements with United Educators of SF, and tentative agreement with Common Crafts / IBEW Local 6. You can see the live post here. #SFUSD #ParentsForPublicSchools

Protect our community and voter‑approved safeguards in any charter reform. Demand stability, clarity before rewriting the rules! Join @ppssf — give public comment with your concerns. When: 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, 3-5pm, In‑Person. #ProtectOurSchools #CommunityFirst

Community advocates fought to secure voter‑approved dollars that fund enrichment across our schools. Before changing the Charter, Dr. Vanessa Marrero argues we must stabilize SFUSD with multi‑year fiscal plans, reserve requirements, and protections for those funds. Read: bit.ly/StabilizingO...

Community advocates fought to secure voter‑approved dollars that fund enrichment across our schools. Before changing the Charter, Dr. Vanessa Marrero argues we must stabilize SFUSD with multi‑year fiscal plans, reserve requirements, and protections for those funds. Read: bit.ly/StabilizingO...

s a long-time partner of DCYF, join us at the District 10 Summer Resource Fair — free programs & youth jobs for southeast SF families. Sat 2/28/2026, 11AM–2PM @ Southeast Community Center, 1550 Evans Ave. No sign-up. dcyf.org #District10 #DCYF

Concerned about charter reform’s impact on SF students? PPS shares a gap analysis by our President, Dr. Vanessa Marrero that reviews policy, fiscal, legal, and political gaps. Read & share your priorities: bit.ly/PPS-SFGapAna...

Concerned about charter reform’s impact on SF students? PPS shares a gap analysis by our President, Dr. Vanessa Marrero that reviews policy, fiscal, legal, and political gaps. Read & share your priorities: bit.ly/PPS-SFGapAna...

Struggling with the SFUSD waitlist? Join our free workshop to learn how waitlists work, timelines, ranking tips, and when to follow up. Live Q&A for parents & caregivers. Date: March 18 • Time: 6 PM Register: bit.ly/NavigatetheS... #SFUSD #SchoolEnrollment #ParentsForPublicSchools

All About Behavior — SFUSD CAC meeting Thurs, Feb 26, 6–8pm 832 Folsom St, Ste 1001, Learn about Special Ed behavior services, support plans, and family–school collaboration. Zoom Registration and In-person Registration: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi... docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

All About Behavior — SFUSD CAC meeting Thurs, Feb 26, 6–8pm 832 Folsom St, Ste 1001, Learn about Special Ed behavior services, support plans, and family–school collaboration. Zoom Registration and In-person Registration: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi... docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

We applaud the agreement between SFUSD and UESF — a vital step toward stability for students, families, and educators. Thank you to everyone who worked for this progress. Read our full statement: www.ppssf.org #PublicSchools #PPSsf

We applaud the agreement between SFUSD and UESF — a vital step toward stability for students, families, and educators. Thank you to everyone who worked for this progress. Read our full statement: www.ppssf.org #PublicSchools #PPSsf

¡Almuerzo alrededor Frisco! 🍽️ El 10 de febrero, comidas gratis para niños menores de 18 años. Por orden de llegada — en varios sitios (horario varía según ubicación; más temprano: 11:30 AM – 2:30 PM). Lleva a tu familia y comparte: comida saludable y gratuita para lxs peques. #ComidaGratis

Hungry? Lunch is on us, Frisco! 🥪🥕 Free meals for children under 18, first come first served at various sites across the city. Because we are all one community. 💛 🗓 Feb 11 ⏰ Earliest 11:30 AM – Latest 2:30 PM (varies by site) 📍 Locations vary #FriscoEats #FreeLunch

Hungry? Lunch is on us, Frisco! 🥪🥕 Free meals for children under 18, first come first served at various sites across the city. Because we are all one community. 💛 🗓 Feb 11 ⏰ Earliest 11:30 AM – Latest 2:30 PM (varies by site) 📍 Locations vary #FriscoEats #FreeLunch

Parents for Public Schools of San Francisco has support our educators for 26 years and we demand that our teachers get what they need to do take care of our children. Please look at the petition for more information: actionnetwork.org/letters/san-...

Factfinding recommends a balanced path: • 3% salary increases (2025 & 2026) 💵 • Pilot to shift special-ed to a workload model 🧑‍⚕️🧑‍🏫 • Temporary dependent health via parcel tax 🏷️ • Reallocate consultant funds to staff 👥

SFUSD debe proteger a docentes y estudiantes. Transparencia presupuestaria, protección de puestos y servicios, y reservas solo para emergencias reales. Lea y comparta: www.ppssf.org #ApoyaEscuelasPúblicas #SFUSD

SFUSD debe proteger a docentes y estudiantes. Transparencia presupuestaria, protección de puestos y servicios, y reservas solo para emergencias reales. Lea y comparta: www.ppssf.org #ApoyaEscuelasPúblicas #SFUSD

SFUSD must protect teachers & students. Be transparent about the budget, safeguard teaching positions & student services, and use reserves only for true emergencies. Read/share our statement: www.ppssf.org #SupportPublicSchools #SFUSD

SFUSD must protect teachers & students. Be transparent about the budget, safeguard teaching positions & student services, and use reserves only for true emergencies. Read/share our statement: www.ppssf.org #SupportPublicSchools #SFUSD

Parents of Public Schools will not watch our kids lose teachers. Vacancies and turnover hurt learning, especially in Special Ed. We demand stability now: family healthcare, fair wages, better SpEd conditions & protect housing-insecure families. actionnetwork.org/letters/san-...

We’re passing along an action from our partners at Moms Rising: Congress must stop ICE’s abuses and hold the agency fully accountable. Add your name to the petition now — we demand no more money for ICE. action.momsrising.org/sign/not-fun...

📄 One‑Pager: SFUSD 2024–25 Audit-What parents should to know? ✔️ Check immunization & registration forms ✔️ After‑school (ELOP) staffing fixed/monitored ✔️ TK class size/ratios addressed ✔️ Free/reduced & EL documentation being corrected Read & act. www.ppssf.org/news/sfusd-2... #TheOnePagerSeries

Public Statement🚨 "SFUSD’s shows failed engagement, missing Prop J reports, and serious audit findings. Our children deserve transparency, staffing for community engagement, immediate payroll safeguards, and timelines for fixes." Dr. Vanessa Marrero, President Full Letter www.ppssf.org #❤️Community

📄 One‑Pager: SFUSD 2024–25 Audit-What parents should to know? ✔️ Check immunization & registration forms ✔️ After‑school (ELOP) staffing fixed/monitored ✔️ TK class size/ratios addressed ✔️ Free/reduced & EL documentation being corrected Read & act. www.ppssf.org/news/sfusd-2... #TheOnePagerSeries

🎙️ #BoardWatch | January 27, 2026 at 6:30 PM Join Parents for Public Schools as we follow the SFUSD Board of Education meeting, 📝 Agenda highlights include: • Guardrail 1: Decision-Making • Guardrail 5: Strategic Partnership • Audit Report 📢 All voices matter #BoardWatch

🎙️ #BoardWatch | January 27, 2026 at 6:30 PM Join Parents for Public Schools as we follow the SFUSD Board of Education meeting, 📝 Agenda highlights include: • Guardrail 1: Decision-Making • Guardrail 5: Strategic Partnership • Audit Report 📢 All voices matter #BoardWatch

As the SFUSD Board discusses progress monitoring today, our Report Card is clear: SFUSD has not met Effective Strategic Direction. The result? Wasted resources, stalled progress, eroded trust, and uncertainty for student Read our blog here: www.ppssf.org/news/are-we-... #effectiveness

🎙️ #BoardWatch | Jan 20 at 6PM We’re tuning into the SFUSD Board meeting to break down key agenda items, including progress monitoring, strategic questioning, and district accountability. www.ppssf.org/volunteer-an... Families’ voices matter! #PPS #SchoolBoard

🗣️ #BoardWatch | January 13, 2026 @ 6:30 PM The San Francisco Board of Education meets tonight, and families’ voices matter. Parents for Public Schools–SF is highlighting key agenda items so our community can stay informed and engaged. #AllVoicesMatter #PublicEducation #FamilyEngagement #SchoolBoard

🎙️ Join us for #BoardWatch on January 8th, 2026, at 6:00 PM! No Virtual Option for this meeting elevates the urgency of the issue of community engagement. Overview of ad-hoc committee, public engagement types, best practices, and board discussion. #AllVoicesMatter #SFUSD

MEETING ADJOURNED 10:51PM

ALEXANDER: Even on the website the PCAC list is not updated there is a list on the website but when you click throw the roster is old.

RAY: Shared that they participated in student governance training for board members, appreciating the district’s support.

FISHER: Feeling energized after a California school board meeting—received kudos for having a full delegation in Region 5 and thanks for reappointment via Consent Item 39. Enjoyed legislative, legal, and political updates, plus several valuable sessions at the education conference.

Motion to Approve Consent Calendar, 5 AYES Approved Alexander BP 9322

H26 Fails with 3 AYES

Vote to separate H26 to a separate vote. 4 AYES. Alexander notes violation of board rules.

6 AYES Approved of Item 2512SP3 approval of waivers.

Item 2512SP3 approval of waivers

Item 212SP2 update on superintendent short term metrics pulled from the December 16th Agenda to a future date.

All NO's from Commissioners on Fiscal Stablization Plan.

PRESIDENT KIM: Before the roll call vote, the commissioner acknowledged feeling constrained by statutory/legal requirements tied to the financial situation.

Curious why the team hasn’t acted sooner. We had plans to engage early over the summer, but after one meeting, principals acted as if decisions were final. Surprised by the lack of broader input—what’s been holding the team back from involving counsel until now?

SUPT: Highlighted using advisory bodies, parent councils, and school site councils for engagement. With the January summit, they plan to explore creative ways to meet with groups of schools to discuss how the plan could impact them.

SUPT: By January, the district will have updated information from the Governor’s budget, student enrollment, and site allocations, allowing discussions with site leaders to be concrete rather than abstract.

FISCAL ADVISORY: Clarified that the FSP represents a conceptual plan for potential cuts, not fixed reductions, and adjustments can be made.