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SFUSD board approves $1.9 million plan to target low-performing students at 20 PITCH schools

San Francisco Unified School District Board of Education · February 12, 2019
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The Board of Education approved a $1.9 million Low-Performing Students Block Grant expenditure plan focused on 20 identified PITCH schools; funds are one-time, to be spent over two fiscal years and provide approximately $19.76 per eligible pupil.

The San Francisco Unified School District Board on Tuesday approved a district spending plan for the Low-Performing Students Block Grant that will concentrate roughly $1.9 million in one-time funds on 20 PITCH school sites identified by the district.

Chief Financial Officer Rita Matavan described the grant and its eligibility rules: the award targets students identified as low-performing on state English-language arts…

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