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SF Board adopts three strategic goals and guardrails, flags equity and accountability
Summary
The San Francisco Board of Education on Oct. 25 adopted an updated set of vision, values, three five-year goals and five guardrails intended to focus the district on student outcomes, with numeric targets for third-grade literacy, eighth-grade math and college/career readiness and commitments to equity-focused interim goals.
The San Francisco Board of Education voted unanimously Oct. 25 to adopt an updated strategic framework that sets a district vision, values, three five-year goals and five guardrails intended to shape governance and hold the superintendent accountable.
Board members said they reduced the goals from four to three after public input and workshops. The three goals announced include third-grade literacy (move from 52% to 70% proficiency in five years), eighth-grade math (42% to 65%) and college and career readiness (57% to 70%). Commissioners said they will use multiple measures,…
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