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Board approves tentative agreement with United Educators of San Francisco, subject to ratification
Summary
The SFUSD board conducted a public hearing and adopted a tentative agreement with United Educators of San Francisco covering certificated and classified units; adoption was subject to UESF ratification and followed a roll-call vote recorded in the meeting.
The San Francisco Unified School District Board of Education on May 25 conducted a public hearing and voted to adopt a tentative agreement with United Educators of San Francisco (UESF) covering certificated and classified bargaining units.
District staff presented the signed tentative agreement, requesting the board conduct the public hearing and adopt the agreement and required disclosure documents "subject to the ratification and approval of the tentative agreement by UESF." The presentation noted negotiations had been ongoing since February 2010.
A motion to approve the tentative agreement was moved and seconded on the floor; the board then took a roll-call vote. The clerk recorded the vote tally and the chair announced the result during the meeting.
Superintendent Carlos Garcia and board members thanked both bargaining teams for reaching the tentative deal. The board recorded the vote in the minutes and the action will be finalized upon UESF—s membership ratification and any subsequent administrative steps.
The board did not discuss specific terms of the agreement in public beyond stating that required disclosure documents were submitted for board approval; the superintendent—s office said additional fiscal analysis and ratification procedures would follow the board action.
