Supryia Ray

Rule Changes

Voted against neighborhood schools

San Francisco's school board voted 5-2 on October 13 to replace the city's school assignment lottery with neighborhood schools, ending a system that has shaped family life in the city since 2011. Every family will be guaranteed a seat at their neighborhood elementary school, even if they apply late, but can apply elsewhere only to citywide programs like language immersion and special education.

Updated Yesterday

Rule Changes

Voted against the neighborhood enrollment proposal

San Francisco's school board voted 5-2 to adopt Option C, replacing the city's 15-year-old choice lottery with a neighborhood-based system. Every family gets a guaranteed seat at their local elementary school starting in fall 2028.

Updated Yesterday