Possible cuts, closure of schools and others: Here are what Bay Area schools will vote – ABC7 Bay Area

San Francisco (KGO) – The school districts in the bay area are involved in major budgetary problems that could affect different positions.

In the coming days, school tips in San Francisco, San Jose, Fremont and Hayward will vote for proposals that include cuts and closure or consolidation of schools.

Here is a look at what may be in danger.

Deficiency: $ 113 million

– 837 potential cuts in SFUSD were announced on Friday, February 21st. They include 395 teachers, social workers and advisers; 164 teacher assistants; and 278 administrators & other staff
– The area will vote for dismissal notifications on Tuesday, February 25
– The state period for “preliminary” pink slips is on March 15. The letters are then expected to be sent by mail, but the area may cancel or distribute less than the number of notifications after that date.

More: SF Unified says the abbreviations “probably” in the future to deal with the budget deficit of $ 113 million

Deficiency: $ 22 million for 2025-2026 school year.

– the area will vote on whether to close or consolidate five schools
– The decision is expected to be finalized during a board meeting on Tuesday, February 25

Deficiency: $ 30 million

-The proposal is to release around 200 employees
-The coat will meet again on Wednesday February 26th
-The watery lines will submit a formal action to the dismissal of the approval Council before the deadline on March 15.

Deficiency: $ 55 million

– The area closed the schools two years ago so they are not at the table at the table at the moment
“However, Hud could see programs and staff cuts. More than 100 positions are in danger
– The district set Friday, February 28, to approve their fiscal solvency plan