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Board adopts Vision 2025 resolution and extends Superintendent Carranza's contract
Summary
The SFUSD board unanimously endorsed Vision 2025 as the district's guiding framework and approved a three-year employment agreement for Superintendent Richard Carranza running July 2015'June 2018 at an annual salary of $310,000.
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The San Francisco Unified School District board unanimously endorsed Vision 2025, a strategic document the district developed with hundreds of stakeholders to define goals for graduates in 2025.
Vice President Matt Haney read the resolution and Superintendent Richard Carranza introduced a short student video illustrating the graduate profile and the vision's priorities, including multilingualism, computer science, communication and empathy. Commissioners praised the vision as a unifying guide that will inform district priorities and programs.
The board then approved an employment agreement to keep Carranza as superintendent for a three-year term beginning July 1, 2015 through June 30, 2018, with an annual salary reported by counsel of $310,000. Commissioners across the board expressed support for Carranza's leadership and the stability his contract provides.
Both actions passed by roll call with unanimous votes.
