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Supervisors introduce measure urging SFUSD to restore Algebra I to eighth grade and seek March 2024 ballot placement
Summary
A Board of Supervisors resolution introduced Sept. 26 urges the San Francisco Unified School District to offer Algebra I by eighth grade and requests placement of a declaration on the March 2024 ballot to express voter support. Supervisors emphasized equity and college‑preparation concerns; the board does not control district curriculum.
Supervisor Rafael Engadio introduced a resolution Sept. 26 urging the San Francisco Unified School District to offer Algebra I to students in the eighth grade and requesting placement of a policy declaration on the March 2024 ballot so voters can weigh in.
Engadio framed the proposal as an equity and opportunity issue, noting that delaying Algebra I to ninth grade makes it harder for students—especially lower‑income families—to reach calculus and competitive college prerequisites. “By delaying algebra, math‑loving kids in…
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