San Francisco Unified parents are growing anxious and frustrated after learning they have to wait longer to learn which schools will be closed next year.
SAN FRANCISCO — Parents within the San Francisco Unified School District are growing anxious and frustrated after learning they have to wait longer to learn which schools will be closed next year. The closures come after a departure of more than 4,000 students over several years and a multimillion-dollar budget deficit. 'This has just been looming over us for so long and at this point and at this point it is just creating more anxiety,' parent Sara Meskin told CBS News Bay Area.
Their school is a district Montessori school, and Kanapathy said that because of the small class sizes, he believes it is on the list of school closures. 'We really love our school. We really love the community that we've had,' he said. 'I wish that it wasn't going to come to this. On the other hand, I will say that I understand what is going on, and we've seen this firsthand.'In San Francisco, the mayor has limited control over the district.
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