All decisions
about 260 Board decisions about San Francisco Unified Schoo…, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- The Board approved the tentative San Francisco Unified School District budget of $10,464,213 for 1939-1940 as presented.
- Clerk read the proposed 1940-41 school district budget of $11.4M, up $753,204 from last year.
- Supplemental school ordinance adding $11,417,016 in revenue for San Francisco Unified School District was presented for second reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board passed final ordinance adding $11,417,016 in revenues and expenditures to the San Francisco Unified School District budget.
- School Superintendent Nourse transmitted the San Francisco Unified School District budget of $5,968,069 for 1940-1941; filed.
- Kres-Bilt offered to buy school land on 42nd Avenue near Moraga
- The Board approved the tentative 1942 budget of the San Francisco Unified School District, totalling $12,345,282, by a vote of six to four.
- Ordinance proposed to amend the 1943-44 Annual Appropriation Ordinance for revenue and expenditure adjustments.
- A deed from Martin Hahn for Lot 40 in the Sunset District is proposed for a school site.
- Public Works subleases half a floor at 1663 Mission Street
- City approved deeding land parcels to Henry Doelger Builder Incorporated in exchange for parcels given to the school district, paying $8,700. linked by the name only, not checked
- Eighteen acres off Phelan Avenue go to the schools for $80,000
- School site bought from Mayfair Heights Corporation for $194,690
- The Board adopted the purchase of Lots 38 and 39 in Block 2155 in the Sunset District for a school site, for $1,700.
- Board of Education lets the airport build at Bush and Stockton
- Board proposed cancelling taxes, tax sales and penalties on three school district lots in Assessor's Block 2092.
- Deed from the San Francisco Unified School District accepted to exchange Block 2092 for Block 2159 for Sunset Community Center.
- School district land on Union Street handed to the city
- $98,110 school land buy for South Sunset Playground put off
- $98,110 paid to the school district for South Sunset Playground land
- Taxes, assessments, penalties and tax sales on city-owned and school district properties were cancelled.
- Consideration of a proposal to convey Block 1737 city property to the school district for $175,000 was continued.
- The Board declared intent to sell city-owned Block 1737 near Lincoln Way to the school district for $175,000.
- Sunnydale Avenue land proposed for the school district for $10,000
- Lincoln Way railway land sold to the school district for $175,000
- School district buys Sunnydale Avenue park land for $10,000
- Board proposed $13,568,000 from the 1948 school bond fund for San Francisco Unified School District construction and equipment projects.
- Proposed appropriation of $101,423.30 to the San Francisco Unified School District to buy school land passed for second reading.
- A proposed $13.6M from the 1948 school bond fund for San Francisco Unified School District projects; outcome not shown.
- Supervisors passed an appropriation of $101,423.30 to the San Francisco Unified School District to buy land for school purposes.
- Proposed free transfer of a school district strip of land to the city for extending Winston Drive.
- City accepts school district land for widening Laurel Street
- Board cancelled taxes, penalties and costs on six parcels owned by the San Francisco Unified School District.
- The Board adopted a resolution to buy Lot 1, Block 1032 from the San Francisco Unified School District for $35,000 for a fire house site.
- Board cancelled taxes on certain property owned by the City or the San Francisco Unified School District.
- The Board continued, then passed on first reading, a $9,104.37 payment to the San Francisco Unified School District for Log Cabin Ranch costs.
- Controller's $9,104.37 reimbursement to the San Francisco Unified School District for excess costs at Log Cabin Ranch passed first reading.
- Board finally passed a $9,104.37 Controller payment reimbursing the San Francisco Unified School District for Log Cabin Ranch costs.
- Ordinance appropriating $10,261.51 to reimburse the San Francisco Unified School District for Log Cabin Ranch costs passed for second reading.
- Ordinance passed appropriating $10,261.51 to reimburse the San Francisco Unified School District for Log Cabin Ranch costs.
- Board proposed paying the school district $9,393.85 to settle land costs for the Sunset Health Center.
- Board appropriated $9,393.85 to pay the San Francisco Unified School District for land for the Sunset Health Center.
- Ordinance appropriating $25,790,000 to the school district for land and costs of the 1956 school bond program continued.
- $25.8M school building program passes its first vote
- $25,790,000 proposed for San Francisco Unified School District land acquisition under the 1956 school bond building program.
- The Board set an April 8, 1957 hearing on an appeal against refused rezoning of an area near Lincoln Way.
- Brussels Street between Burrows and Bacon Streets was approved for vacation to provide a Portola [name withheld] gymnasium site.
- Ordinance appropriating $484,000 from the 1956 School Bond Fund for Ortega Elementary School passed second reading.
- Four hundred eighty-four thousand dollars appropriated for architectural work and construction of Ortega Elementary School.
- Supervisors passed on first reading a $120,033.76 payment to the school district for land in the Sunset Community Center.
- Board finally passed an appropriation of $120,033.76 to pay the School District for land in the Sunset Community Center. linked by the name only, not checked
- Five police motorcycle traffic jobs sent for final vote. linked by the name only, not checked
- Bids for viewing machines at Christmas Tree Point approved
- Emergency aid extended for February and March to non-residents. linked by the name only, not checked
- Rules for police alarm connections advanced; final vote still due.
- $726,000 for North Beach elementary school upgrades approved
- Appropriation of $409,326 for various city departments, including a Diamond Heights school site purchase, passed for second reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Money for Superintendent of Schools' raise awaits final vote
- Money for Superintendent of Schools' raise approved
- Stop signs set at San Bruno and Paul Avenues
- Ordinance appropriating $148,845 to various departments for operations and improvements was finally passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Land at vacated Quintara Street adopted, purpose not stated linked by the name only, not checked
- Former 38th Avenue land handed to the San Francisco school district
- Ordinance to give the San Francisco Unified School District a quitclaim deed to property wrongly acquired by the city was amended and referred to committee.
- Land wrongly listed in city's name given to school district
- Board urged state approval of San Francisco Unified School District's application for a second development center for handicapped minors.
- Portable classrooms allowed on Harrison Street outside LeConte Elementary School
- Amalgamated Laundries allowed an overhead tube system across Heron Street linked by the name only, not checked
- San Francisco Unified School District keeps portable classrooms on Harrison Street
- Hunters Point school money deal held up for later vote.
- Diamond Heights lot sale to redevelopment agency approved linked by the name only, not checked
- School money for [name withheld] Elementary construction proposed.
- Money for [name withheld] Elementary construction
- School district takes the Twenty-fourth Avenue sidewalk to build Cabrillo School linked by the name only, not checked
- $24,000 approved for high school drama, music and speech activities
- School may build a stairway and ramp on Francisco Street sidewalk
- The school district asked for hearings on temporarily closing Treat Avenue between 19th and 20th Streets on school days; referred to committee.
- Money of $2,083 for school district from Citizens' Initiative; no vote shown.
- Two city commissions to rent offices at 170 Fell Street
- Patrick Henry School space leased for the police escort program
- Police to lease a vacant school for training; $52,415 approved
- Social Services to rent 2049 Grove Street from the school district
- No decision for this item shown in this row
- Retirement office gets $38,000 for temporary staff pay linked by the name only, not checked
- 170 Fell Street leased for the Mayor's rent board offices
- 170 Fell Street leased from the school district for Municipal Court
- 1950 Mission Street leased for the Mayor's employment and training office
- A resolution to deed the Sunset Staging School property to the San Francisco Unified School District was referred to Finance Committee.
- Part of Waverly Place closed on December 21
- Quitclaim of Sunset Staging School property to San Francisco Unified School District continued to December 29, 1980.
- Quitclaim of Sunset Staging School property to San Francisco Unified School District was continued to January 5, 1981.
- Proposed quitclaim of Sunset Staging School property to the San Francisco Unified School District was continued to January 19, 1981.
- Board adopted a resolution deeding the Sunset Staging School property to the San Francisco Unified School District.
- Proposed quitclaim deed transferring the Portola Junior High School property to San Francisco Unified School District was referred to Finance Committee.
- City land at Fourteenth and Quintara to go to the schools
- Board passed on first reading a $63,000 capital projects appropriation for San Francisco Unified School District.
- City land at Fourteenth and Quintara to go to the schools
- The San Francisco Unified School District's capital projects received an appropriation of $63,000, passed as final.
- City leases 1950 Mission Street from the school district linked by the name only, not checked
- Health Department keeps 170 Fell Street from the school district
- 1370 Seventh Avenue leased from the school district for parking
- Board passed on second reading a quitclaim deed of the Herbert Hoover Junior High School site to the San Francisco Unified School District.
- City transferred the Herbert Hoover Junior High School site to San Francisco Unified School District by quitclaim deed.
- Rent Stabilization Board leases 170 Fell Street from the school district
- A lot on Andover Street near Tompkins Avenue adopted
- $120,000 appropriated to the San Francisco Unified School District for a capital project passed on first reading.
- San Francisco Unified School District received $120,000 for a capital project; the ordinance was finally passed.
- Ordinance giving $958,575 to San Francisco Unified School District for retroactive salaries was finally passed.
- Lease at 693 Vermont Street to be amended for utilities engineers
- Public Works renews its lease at 259 Hyde Street
- Rent Stabilization Board leases 170 Fell Street from the school district
- Quitclaim deeds to the school district for five school sites were scheduled for a March 14 Board vote.
- Ordinance to deed five city sites, including Gough and Farragut schools, to the school district was continued to March 21, 1983.
- Board sent back to committee a measure deeding five city school sites to the San Francisco Unified School District.
- Drug treatment program's lease at 170 Fell Street to be amended
- Mayor's jobs office to lease space at 170 Fell Street
- 625 Holloway Avenue, the Farragut School site, to be deeded over
- 625 Holloway Avenue, the Farragut School site, to be deeded over
- Supervisors referred to Finance Committee an ordinance moving $750,000 from the Parking Authority to the San Francisco Unified School District.
- Controller office to lease 170 Fell Street from the school district
- Quitclaim deeds to the San Francisco Unified School District for four school sites were proposed; outcome not printed on this page.
- Ordinance proposed to direct quitclaim deeds of four city school sites to the San Francisco Unified School District.
- Quitclaim deeds passed transferring four San Francisco school sites, including Gough School and Twin Peaks Elementary, to the school district.
- Ordinance appropriating $2,250,000 for a land exchange moves 13 school district parcels to the city for parks, finally passed.
- City appropriates $2.25M and exchanges property with San Francisco Unified School District, obtaining parcels for park use.
- Ordinance to quitclaim four former school sites to the San Francisco Unified School District is scheduled for April 30 consideration.
- Ordinance to deed four former city school sites to San Francisco Unified School District was continued to May 7, 1984.
- City passed for second reading quitclaim deeds transferring four school sites to San Francisco Unified School District.
- City authorized quitclaim deeds transferring four former school sites to San Francisco Unified School District.
- Health Department adds a room to its 170 Fell Street lease
- Lease amended at 170 Fell Street for a substance abuse program
- The Board supported the San Francisco Unified School District's application for state funds to reduce youth substance abuse with police and community groups.
- Proposal urging the Mayor to fund $500,000 for library facilities at Lowell High School was referred to committee.
- Health Department extends its lease at 170 Fell Street
- Proposed 75-year lease of the former Polytechnic High School site for housing, plus a playground acquisition, referred to Finance Committee.
- Acquisition of Diamond Heights Elementary School Site from the school district for a police academy was continued. linked by the name only, not checked
- Consideration of buying Diamond Heights Elementary School site from the school district for a police academy was continued to June 17, 1985.
- Acquisition of the Diamond Heights Elementary School site from the school district for a new Police Academy was adopted.
- Real Estate Department proposed extending and renewing leases for the Controller's Office; the vote continues on the next page.
- City leases adopted at 2049 Grove Street and 1440 Harrison Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Leases adopted at Pier 70 and the Patrick Henry School
- Lease extension sought at 170 Fell Street for Public Health
- Proposed quitclaim deed would transfer the Northern Police Station site to the San Francisco Unified School District; referred to Finance Committee.
- 841 Ellis Street police site offered to the school district
- School district lease amended for a school at Seventh and Lawton
- 841 Ellis Street police site offered to the school district
- Board referred a lease change letting the city build housing on the former Polytechnic High School site to Finance Committee.
- School district lease adds 26 off-street parking spaces.
- Board resolution expresses intent to transfer the City's interest in McAteer High School to the San Francisco Unified School District.
- The city's McAteer High School site would be transferred by quitclaim deed to the San Francisco Unified School District; passed for second reading.
- The Board adopted a resolution expressing intent to transfer McAteer High School to the San Francisco Unified School District to help finance asbestos removal.
- City finally passed an ordinance deeding the McAteer High School site to San Francisco Unified School District.
- Board directed the City Attorney to prepare a $90 million school bond measure for the June 7, 1988 election.
- Walker requested legislation to place a $90M school district bond on the June 1988 ballot; referred to Finance Committee.
- Board passed on first reading an ordinance appropriating $34,739,230 in Prop A bond funds for San Francisco Unified School District improvements.
- The Board appropriated $34.7M of Prop A bond funds to San Francisco Unified School District for capital improvements.
- Proposed 99-year city lease of the former Sutro Annex Elementary School site from SF Unified for a recreation center; referred to committee.
- Real Estate Department accepted a water main easement from the San Francisco Unified School District at El Dorado Elementary School.
- Proposed quitclaim deed would transfer the Galileo High School site to San Francisco Unified School District; referred to Finance Committee.
- Quitclaim of the Galileo High School site to the school district was continued to June 25, 1990.
- Ordinance proposed to deed the Galileo High School site to San Francisco Unified School District; passed on first reading.
- Board finally passed a quitclaim deed transferring the Galileo High School site to San Francisco Unified School District.
- Proposed quitclaim deed would transfer twenty-four City school properties to the San Francisco Unified School District, amended by the Board.
- Ordinance proposed to transfer twenty-four properties to San Francisco Unified School District by quitclaim deed.
- Ordinance appropriating $55M to the San Francisco Unified School District for capital improvements was passed for second reading.
- $55,000,000 appropriated to San Francisco Unified School District for capital improvement projects, finally passed.
- Supervisor Maher proposed transferring title of the School of Commerce in North Beach to the school district; referred to Finance Committee.
- Ordinance authorizes a quitclaim deed of the High School of Commerce and Industry site to the San Francisco Unified School District, adopted.
- Board of Supervisors passed an ordinance deeding the High School of Commerce and Industry site to the San Francisco Unified School District.
- Proposed $95M in general obligation bonds for San Francisco Unified School District facilities was referred to Budget Committee.
- City okayed $95 million in bonds for school upgrades.
- Sets June 7 vote on $95 million for school improvements.
- $95 million school building bond proposed for June ballot.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $32.2M in school bond money for capital improvements to San Francisco Unified School District facilities, referred to committee.
- Supervisors passed on first reading $32,161,000 of school bond money for capital improvements at San Francisco Unified School District facilities.
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $32.2M in school bond money for capital improvements to San Francisco Unified schools.
- A proposed resolution would lease a restroom to the school district for 35 years at $1 a year; referred to committee.
- The Public Transportation Commission gets a thirty-five year lease of Marina Middle School property from the San Francisco Unified School District.
- Public Transportation Commission thirty-five year lease of Newcomer High School property for a Muni drivers' restroom passed first reading.
- Supervisors finally passed a thirty-five year lease of Newcomer High School property to the Public Transportation Commission for a driver restroom.
- Resolution authorizing a lease of part of the San Francisco Community School play yard from the school district for a youth center was referred to Budget Committee.
- Ordinance to transfer the San Francisco community school site to the Unified School District by quitclaim deed was referred to Budget Committee.
- Supervisors proposed leasing part of the Community School play yard from the school district for a youth center; referred to Budget Committee.
- Land at Seventh Avenue and Warren Drive offered to the schools
- Youth centre planned on a school yard near Excelsior Street
- Land at Seventh Avenue and Warren Drive offered to the schools
- Land swap with the schools for the [name withheld] site proposed
- Land swap with the schools for the [name withheld] site proposed
- $22,050,000 appropriated from 1994 school bond proceeds for construction of San Francisco public schools, passed for second reading.
- 500 Raymond Avenue to be deeded to the school district
- 500 Raymond Avenue to be deeded to the school district
- Old Treat Avenue land to go to the school district
- Old Treat Avenue land to go to the school district
- Mayor proposed $657,000 from the General Fund Reserve for arts programs in public schools; sent to committee.
- Board passed on first reading a $60.7M appropriation of school bond money for San Francisco Unified School District capital projects. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance would appropriate $60,713,766 in school bond proceeds to San Francisco Unified School District for capital projects; assigned to committee.
- Appropriation of $657,000 from the General Fund Reserve for school arts programs passed on first reading.
- Appropriates $60.7M of school bond money to San Francisco Unified School District for school facility improvements.
- Hearing requested on the $16 million FEMA allocation to San Francisco Unified School District; sent to Finance and Labor Committee.
- $60.7M school bond money for building upgrades; outcome not shown.
- $60.7M school bond money for building upgrades; committee backed it.
- Proposed resolution would transfer 1950 Mission Street from the City to the San Francisco Unified School District; sent to committee.
- 1950 Mission Street transfer to the school district sent to committee
- 1950 Mission Street to pass to the school district
- Board adopted a resolution transferring title to 1950 Mission Street from the City to the San Francisco Unified School District.
- Public Library grant of $135,469 to set up a School Services Corps with the school district was referred to committee.
- Resolution approves buying 380 Bacon Street from the school district for the Portola Branch Library.
- $29.5 million of school bond money for building work; not yet decided.
- Mayor proposed appropriating $29,480,000 of school bond proceeds for school capital projects; sent to Finance and Audits Committee.
- Portola branch library site at 380 Bacon Street sent to committee
- Proposed purchase of 380 Bacon Street from the school district for the Portola branch library was sent to committee.
- Purchase of 380 Bacon Street from the San Francisco Unified School District for the Portola Branch Library approved.
- Proposed charter amendment would fund SFUSD and the First Five Commission with City general fund money, rising to $60,000,000 by 2007-2008.
- City College seeks $4.4 million of bond interest to repay an internal loan that paid SFUSD's 106 Bartlett Street ground lease.
- $29.5M in school bond money passed on first reading
- Ordinance appropriating $29,480,000 of school bond proceeds for capital projects at San Francisco schools passed on first reading.
- $29.5 million school bond money for school building work proposed.
- Settlement of the school district's sewer and water lawsuit with up to $225,000 in credits passed on first reading.
- Proposed ordinance would settle the school district's sewer lawsuit with up to $225,000 in credits; sent to Rules Committee.
- A settlement of the San Francisco Unified School District's lawsuit over past sewer and water charges is proposed, with City Attorney handling.
- $170,000 lawsuit settlement sent to the Rules Committee
- Sewer credits worth $225,000 proposed for the School District
- $170,000 lawsuit settlement recommended by the Rules Committee
- $225,000 school district sewer settlement passed on first reading
- Proposed ordinance would settle the school district's lawsuit against the City with credits and rate cuts up to $225,000.
- Supervisor Alioto-Pier's charter amendment on district elections and term limits for the Board of Education went to the Rules Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $5,259,000 advance from the General Fund Reserve to SFUSD to keep public elementary schools open; sent to committee.
- Proposed ordinance would advance $5,259,000 to the SFUSD to keep public elementary schools open; assigned to committee.
- $5,259,000 advance to school district proposed.
- $5.3 million school advance delayed; still under review.
- City declares intention to appropriate Rainy Day Reserve funds to San Francisco Unified School District to offset lost State aid.
- City backed renewing school district's special property tax
- Proposal hands 110 school properties to school district; gets five back.
- City plans to use emergency savings to help schools after state cuts
- State grant of $1.1 million for water link to East Bay approved
- Human Services to stay longer at 1235 Mission Street
- State reserve money for schools, $3 million, sent to committee.
- $2.7 million state reserve for city schools; vote delayed to December 4.
- Money to city school district put off to December.
- $2.7 million school funding amended and split; not final.
- Board passed on first reading, as amended and divided, appropriating State reserve and set-aside funds to San Francisco Unified School District for FY2012-2013.
- School funds of $2.3 million put off to January 15.
- $1.4 million for city school district put off until January.
- School district gets $1.4 million for 2012-13; state share voted separately
- School district proposed to get $1.5 million from city rainy-day fund.
- Wider right to appeal building reviews delayed to July 16
- Appeal rules for environmental reviews put off to July 16.
- $1.5 million from rainy-day fund goes to school district
- City gave school district $1.5 million from its emergency savings
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Human Services Agency rents 1235 Mission Street from the school district
- Proposed: October 12 named [name withheld]; not yet voted.
- $1.8M proposed to buy 1101 Connecticut Street for affordable housing
- $1.8M proposed to buy 1101 Connecticut Street for affordable housing
- Old fire ambulance given to Galileo High School health academy