State: SFUSD can meet financial obligations
By: Mike Aldax
03/22/10 12:34 PM PDT
Despite its projected $113 million, two-year budget deficit, the San Francisco Unified School District did not make a California Department of Education list released Monday of school districts that may be “unable to meet future financial obligations.”
The state releases the semi-annual list as an “early warning system” on the fiscal health of school districts. While SFUSD has been grappling with its current deficit – mulling cuts to programs, teacher layoffs and the like – it has steered clear from the Department of Education’s “negative” and “qualified” certification categories of the report.
Read more at the San Francisco Examiner: http://www.sfexaminer.com/opinion/blogs/under-the-dome/State-SFUSD-can-meet-financial-obligations-88843157.html#ixzz0j084XHfF
