SF schools to reopen Friday after closing for storm

Public schools in San Francisco are expected to reopen Friday after closing Thursday in anticipation of the biggest storm to hit the region in five years.

Additionally, The City’s Catholic schools, City College of San Francisco and San Francisco State University will reopen Friday following closures Thursday, various school officials said.

SFSU experienced minor damage from the storm, including fallen branches, clogged drains and a window that popped out, but overall the storm impact was “by far” much less than the school anticipated, SFSU President Leslie Wong said.

The last time the San Francisco Unified School District closed schools was on Sept. 11, 2001.Bay Area NewsBay Area stormCCSFeducationSan Francisco Unified School District

If you find our journalism valuable and relevant, please consider joining our Examiner membership program.
Find out more at www.sfexaminer.com/join/
Previous story
SF asks public for help in directing homeless to shelters during storm
Next story
National Weather Service releases rainfall totals after massive Bay Area storm

Just Posted

San Francisco schools estimate $25m needed to close digital divide

Private donations being sought to fund internet access, technology

Retired officers seek end to decade-old age discrimination case

Retired officer Juanita Stockwell was 60 when she and her colleagues first… Continue reading

State officials sue Uber and Lyft for wage theft

California Labor Commissioner’s Office alleges ride-hail companies violating AB5

SFMTA Board passes ‘clean’ sales tax ballot measure to fund Caltrain

After a weeks-long impasse, tri-county leadership appears to have reached a compromise

Struggling Chinatown restaurants get help moving business outdoors

A total of $25,000 will be distributed to assist with costs of Shared Spaces program

Most Read