San Francisco to fundraise up to $2 billion for schools

San Francisco city officials are proposing to fundraise up to $2 billion for schools, to improve public education in the city and spend on par with private schools. According to the San Francisco Chronicle, supervisors are proposing to create a commission that would choose which programs need to be added, and then fundraise from private donors. The programs might include “summer school, Saturday school, smaller class sizes, or additional staff in the classrooms or music and art programs.”