In partnership with MLNow: The district has big problems, and the revelation that it was stiffing its workforce, which Mission Local broke earlier this month, is just the latest in what feels like a concatenation of debacles.
The San Francisco Public School District Administration building at 135 Van Ness Avenue. Last week, the San Francisco Unified School District’s main office was besieged: Bleary-eyed teachers, equipped with bedrolls and sleeping bags, hunkered down at 555 Franklin St. For three days, they camped out, protesting the
of a costly payroll processing system that has induced chaos by underpaying or mispaying hundreds, if not thousands, of teachers.Mission Local broke on March 9, is just the latest in what feels like a concatenation of debacles. Among so many other problems, the district is short-changing teachers while it is, itself, short-changed; the newly formed Board of Education is tasked with chipping away at a deficit that exceeds $125 million.
Perhaps, inadvertently, the present morass could inspire a means of alleviating that shortfall. You couldThe spectacle of desperate, unpaid teachers sleeping on the office floor grabbed the headlines, as you’d expect. As did the spectacle of the $13.7 million (
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