San Francisco’s school board will begin weighing criteria for which of its 121 public schools to close, merge or co-locate in the face of a steady decline in enrollment.
The board of the San Francisco Unified School District will be presented with recommended metrics for their decisions at a June 25 meeting, the district said in a press release Saturday.
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