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Board honors 110-mile 'broken pencil' walk and hears call for teacher-housing study
Summary
Board members recognized Harvey Milk Civil Rights Academy staff and community members who walked to Sacramento to protest proposed education cuts and heard public support for an affordable teacher-housing study and potential use of surplus district property.
The San Francisco Unified School District board on Aug. 12 recognized educators and community members who undertook a 110-mile “broken pencil” walk to Sacramento to publicize cuts to school supplies and state funding.
The recognition honored LaDonna VanDiver, fifth-grade teacher Kelly Clark and Principal Sandy Lee of Harvey Milk Civil Rights Academy, speakers said. The walkers told the board they carried the school site’s…
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