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Schools in the progressive haven of San Francisco are facing a major budget crunch. Things are so dire that the district may have to actually close some schools.

It’s amazing that these schools are having cash flow problems when you consider the taxes people pay to live there.

Officials from the school district recently met with some financial experts who gave them some tough love. . .

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>Schools in the progressive haven of San Francisco are facing a major budget crunch. Things are so dire that the district may have to actually close some schools. >It’s amazing that these schools are having cash flow problems when you consider the taxes people pay to live there. >Officials from the school district recently met with some financial experts who gave them some tough love. . . [Archive](https://archive.today/KiNeQ) Relevant - https://poal.co/s/California/716066

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It’s amazing that these schools are having cash flow problems when you consider the taxes people pay to live there.

Wait! Only white people pay actual taxes. All the other groups do not. Add to this, San Francisco's veracious appetite for laundering taxpayer funds. I was waiting for this. It was only a matter of time before cities would no longer be able to provide very basic services due to running out of taxpayer money. They get dependent on federal grants to fund their wacky LGBT agenda (that taxpayers do not want). Don't forget the vax spending that went on. This scenario could not be avoided. Federal money eventually stops when the agenda shifts. San Francisco needs to pray the Federal government will start giving funds for some newer crazier agenda to bail them out of the mess they just discovered.

The tentative agreement includes a $9,000 salary increase for teachers this school year and an additional 5% raise for the 2024-2025 school year.

Humm. They may want to reconsider.