One Pager: SFUSD 2024–25 Audit: What parents should know?

📄 New One Pager: SFUSD 2024–25 Audit — What Parents Should Know. We reviewed the SFUSD audit so families don’t have to dig through hundreds of pages.

Here’s what parents should know:

✔️ Immunization records

✔️ After-school (ELOP) enrollment and staffing

✔️ Transitional Kindergarten (TK) class size and ratios

✔️ Free/reduced lunch & English Learner documentation (LCFF funding)

✔️ Payroll and internal controls

The district has corrective actions in place, and families can help by checking student records and responding to school requests. 👀 Read the one-pager and stay informed. 📢 Families deserve clear, accessible information.

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