San Francisco: San Francisco Mayor of London Breed announced that the city budget will cover an investment of $ 15 million in one funding to overcome the loss of education and recovery after the Pandemic Covid-19.
Building City’s investment of more than $ 100 million for child and adolescent care centers, community hub initiatives, and shared summer initiatives, the city will use new investments to help reduce education losses and expand academic support, which includes high doses, which include high doses , which includes high doses of learning programs and social-emotional literacy, the announcement said.
Happy! You have managed to throw your votelogin to see the results of the Unified San Francisco School District (SFUSD), currently studying the impact of the pandemic about the development of city youth, reporting the Xinhua news agency.
After completing their assessment and identifying the field of learning which is significantly affected, $ 15 million will be allocated accordingly.
“With a significant investment in the education we made last year, we knew that it was important for our students the most vulnerable to having the resources needed to excel during a pandemic,” said Breed.
“When students get ready to fall back to the class, it is more important than continuing to invest in their education and continue to work to close the widening achievement gap,” he added.
“We not only have to restore what is lost academically, but light the love of our children to learn again through education, art and recreation,” said Myrna Melgar, a member of the San Francisco Supervisory Board for the seventh district.
SF to invest $ 15 billion due to losing education because of Covid
