SF Looks to Property Taxes for School Funding

Written By Gillian Garaci

San Francisco Supervisor Hillary Ronen is proposing a City Charter amendment to fund academic achievement and student wellness. By pulling from existing property taxes, voters can choose to invest $70 million in SF public schools without raising their own taxes. The board of supervisors will soon vote on whether to send this amendment to the ballot in November.

 

Lea Suzuki/The Chronicle 2021

 
Gillian Garaci
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