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Board approves two expulsions, directs General Counsel on litigation and adopts PIPs and waivers; consent calendar adopted

San Francisco Unified School District Board of Education · October 28, 2025
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Summary

The Board approved two stipulated expulsions, gave direction to the General Counsel on several anticipated litigation matters, approved 10 provisional internship permits and 3 waivers, and adopted the consent calendar with President Kim recused from that vote.

Several formal board actions were recorded during the meeting.

Expulsions: The Board approved two stipulated expulsion agreements: one for a high‑school student (matter number 2025202603) and one for an elementary student (matter number 2025202604). Each motion to approve was moved and seconded and passed by roll call; the transcript records "6 ayes" for each motion.

Direction to General Counsel: On multiple anticipated litigation matters (including Oh, case number 2025081017), the Board, by recorded vote, gave direction to the General Counsel; at least one entry recorded a 5‑aye vote with a commissioner recused and another commissioner absent (as noted in the transcript).

PIPs and waivers: To address educator shortages, the Board approved 10 provisional internship permits (PIPs) and 3 waivers to allow educators to serve while they complete credential requirements; roll call recorded 7 ayes.

Consent calendar: The Board adopted the consent calendar at the close of the meeting; President Kim recused from the consent vote to avoid an appearance of conflict due to his employment with the City and County of San Francisco; the roll call recorded 6 ayes.

These formal actions were entered on the record; staff will follow up to ensure due process and implementation steps (placement at Civic Center Secondary for the expelled high‑school student was specified for the expulsion period).