Education Policy in San Francisco Could Be Driving Parents to Pay More for Private School in Upper Grades

The trends could mean that middle-class families in San Francisco are shifting their resources to send their children to private schools when they’re older.
Education Policy in San Francisco Could Be Driving Parents to Pay More for Private School in Upper Grades
The San Francisco Unified School District administration building. Lear Zhou/The Epoch Times
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SAN FRANCISCO—More and more San Francisco parents are willing to pay to send their children to private schools for grades seven to 12, according to an analysis of private school enrollment data collected by the California Department of Education.

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Lear is a reporter based in San Francisco covering Northern California news.