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Planning Commission approves Schools of the Sacred Heart enrollment increase with neighborhood conditions
Summary
The San Francisco Planning Commission voted unanimously to allow the Schools of the Sacred Heart to raise enrollment from 850 to 1,050 students under stepped increases and conditions that require reporting and a public hearing when enrollment nears 1,000.
The San Francisco Planning Commission on Thursday approved a conditional use authorization to raise enrollment ceilings at the Schools of the Sacred Heart’s Broadway campus, a school representative and neighborhood group said.
The vote, which carried unanimously, lets the independent school incrementally increase total enrollment from 850 to 1,050 students and raises faculty and staff caps modestly to 205. Planning staff recommended approval with conditions after the school and the Pacific Heights Residents Association negotiated a private agreement to address traffic and neighborhood concerns.
Jody Knight, counsel for the school, told commissioners the campus can absorb new students without…
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