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Education
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Proposed Layoffs Spur Rally to Protect City College’s Programs for Vulnerable Students
City College of San Francisco teachers and students held a virtual rally to raise support for keeping English as a Second Language courses that could possibly be cut by the next academic school year.
San Francisco Public Library Launches Second ‘SFPL To Go’ Location
You can now pick up and drop off books at 50 Broad St. in the parking lot of Catholic Charities on Wednesdays between 2:00 and 6:00 p.m.
San Francisco Public Library Wheels In The ‘OMI Bookmobile’
The San Francisco Public Library will wheel in the OMI Bookmobile to serve the neighborhood every Tuesday and Thursday.
City College Faculty Union Holds Press Conference About Class Cuts Amid COVID-19
City College of San Francisco’s faculty union held a press conference to urge the administration to stop cutting classes.
Commodore Sloat, Balboa High Among Public Schools Identified For Renaming
Two public schools in the greater Ingleside may soon be renamed as part of an effort to make sure they reflect San Francisco values.
Experienced Interim Chancellor Guides City College During Pandemic, Budget Crisis
Dr. Rajen Vurdien was appointed interim chancellor to helm City College of San Francisco as it navigates the pandemic and budget crunch while seeking a permanent replacement.
Former Light Intern David Mamaril Horowitz Awarded Student Reporter Of The Year
The Associated Collegiate Press honored The Ingleside Light’s former intern and associate editor David Mamaril Horowitz with the Ernie Pyle Reporter of the Year Award.
City College of San Francisco Chancellor Mark Rocha Put On Administrative Leave
City College of San Francisco announced that Chancellor Mark Rocha was placed on paid administrative leave.