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Board denies two charter petitions, cites governance and program concerns

Board of Education of the San Francisco Unified School District · January 23, 2007
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Summary

The San Francisco Board of Education voted Jan. 23 to deny two charter petitions — Bay Area Technology (BayTech SF) and Sputnik Math, Science & Language — after staff cited limited local support, governance questions and weaknesses in program design and teacher commitments.

The San Francisco Board of Education denied two charter petitions on Jan. 23 after staff presented detailed statements of factual findings and the Committee of the Whole reported its recommendations.

Bay Area Technology (BayTech SF): Staff recommended denial, saying the petition lacked meaningful local support in San Francisco and raised governance questions because the proposed governing board (Willow Education Board) is based in San Mateo County and does not clearly include local parent or community representation. Staff…

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