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Originally posted on the San Francisco Examiner. With four seats open and only one incumbent running in the November election, more than half of the seven-member San Francisco Board of Education could turn over next year. Eleven candidates are campaigning to lead the school district toward equilibrium as it faces numerous challenges in coming years. […]

Originally posted on Mission Local. With the San Francisco Unified School District readying to sail off the edge of the map, 10 of the 11 declared Board of Education candidates shared their plans Friday night on proposed school closures and the district’s mammoth budget deficit. More than 100 community members attended the forum at Gordon

Originally posted on Mission Local. It’s been a rough few years for the San Francisco Unified School District. In 2022, voters recalled three school board members after the board drew intense criticism for slow school reopenings and other controversies. Since then, declining enrollment has exacerbated a budget crisis. The district’s inability to fully staff its schools has led to

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Originally posted on BayAreaGOP.com As the San Francisco Unified School District faces a fiscal crisis, it would benefit greatly from her business experience, says school board candidate Min Chang. She has extensive experience in managing and transforming businesses as a CEO, a strategist, a financial analyst, and a proven leader. She says, “Experience matters especially

Originally posted on Mission Local. 閱讀中文版 Welcome back to the “Meet the Candidates” series for the school board, where we ask each candidate one question every two weeks. They must answer the question in 100 words or fewer. We will link to longer answers. Twelve candidates are vying for four seats on the city’s seven-person

Originally posted on the San Francisco Examiner. On a recent Saturday morning, Min Chang planted herself on a plot of sidewalk along the Embarcadero not far from the Ferry Building, and — campaign sign in hand — began flagging down passersby. “Hi, are you voting in November?” she said. “I’m running for the school board.”

Originally posted on Mission Local. Welcome back to the “Meet the Candidates” series for the school board, where we ask each candidate one question every two weeks. They must answer the question in 100 words or fewer. We will link to longer answers. Twelve candidates are vying for four seats on the city’s seven-person school