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@TS_Ember The 14% is from 2025. SFUSD is trending up by 2%.

@ppssf What year was the 14% from? Because one reason for the increase could very likely be Covid.z

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Teachers at Galileo High School complain about their principal being removed mid year. They say this has caused chaos and safety issues. IEP meetings are not happening because they need an administrator present. It feels to them like constant regime change.

SFUSD BOE Meeting Adjourned 12:22am

I. All Ayes except #17

I17. Supt pulled

H4. All Ayes PIPs and Waivers

H3. All Ayes

Staff: "Good evening after two very successful searchs pleased to recommend executive contracts one for my successor the associate superintendent of HR, James Horo and one for the deputy superintendent of Ed services that is John Davis."

H3. 265-12Sp3 - Employment Contracts for District Executive Employees

Thank you Julia Martin!

H2. All Ayes

H2. Fisher Amendment regarding SPED All Ayes

CA Bills on SFUSD Boards Watch and Support List go.boarddocs.com/ca/sfusd/Board…

H2. 265-12Sp2 - Legislative Overview - Consideration and Action of District Position on Selected Legislative Proposals

H1. All Ayes

Deputy Supt also highlighted increased budget transparency with the Community Advisory Committee (CAC) for Special Education, noting that budget staff are now regularly attending CAC meetings and providing budget-to-actual reports and deeper financial look.

Deputy Staff: Responded that expanded contract transparency reporting is a reasonable request but will require time to build within the district’s new financial systems.

She specifically requested more detailed public reporting on district contracts and year-to-date spending, noting that past contract expenditure reports are no longer regularly provided and could help the public better understand budget shifts and spending decisions.

Fisher emphasized that SFUSD must fully meet its special education obligations regardless of budget pressures, while also calling for greater financial transparency moving forward.