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SFUSD outlines phased reopening, but testing RFP and vaccines remain gating issues
Summary
SFUSD presented a phased roadmap to bring priority groups back to campus with hybrid scheduling; staff has issued an RFP for student surveillance testing (closes Feb. 22) and aims to stand up sites by March 15, but pointed to vaccine supply and DPH capacity as the main limits to widespread reopening.
San Francisco Unified School District staff laid out a phased plan to reopen school buildings for priority student groups while underscoring two major gaps: large‑scale testing operations and vaccination supply.
Superintendent Matthew told the board the district had reached a tentative agreement with union partners on health and safety principles and that staff had been preparing detailed operational protocols for phased reopening. “We have reached a tentative agreement with our combined labor partners regarding health and safety,” the superintendent said, introducing the update.
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