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SFUSD board approves credentialing declaration; proposed general-counsel contract fails after procedural votes
Summary
The board approved a declaration of need to allow credential flexibility for next school year but did not approve the proposed general-counsel executive contract after an abstention was recorded as a no; commissioners also moved an item off the consent calendar for separate consideration.
The San Francisco Board of Education approved a declaration of need that allows the district to seek emergency or limited assignment permits for the 2025-26 school year to address teacher shortages, and it disclosed and voted on executive-contract items later in the meeting.
Associate Superintendent of HR Amy Bair said the declaration is an annual filing with the California Commission on Teaching Credentials that permits the district to submit emergency or limited-assignment permit applications when necessary. Staff told the board the estimates…
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