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Board Adopts Amendment to High-School Graduation Requirements to Align with State Law
Summary
The board approved amendments to board policy 06/2001 to align San Francisco high-school graduation requirements with changes in California law. General counsel read the changes; the item was adopted by roll-call vote.
The San Francisco Board of Education adopted an amendment to its high‑school graduation requirements policy (06/2001) at the April 9 meeting to bring district policy into conformance with changes in California law.
Vice President Sanchez reported that the proposal was reviewed in the rules committee and forwarded to the full board with a positive recommendation. Danielle Hauck, general counsel, read the resolution into the record and explained that the amendments update district graduation policy to comply with the cited provisions of state law.
There were no public speakers on this item. The board voted by roll call and the motion passed with a recorded tally in favor.
The amendment will be implemented consistent with state statutory requirements and district procedures; staff will follow up as needed to ensure district communications to schools reflect the policy changes.
