DeutschNewstral
Article
SF Examiner on 2018-06-23 10:00
Free City program leaves CCSF with $4.77 million deficit
Related news
- CCSF reimbursed $2.7M for Free City tuition program after months of delaysSF Examiner
- CCSF faces further class cuts to stem $13 million deficitSF Examiner
- Tuition-free CCSF hangs in the balanceSF Examiner
- ‘Huge’ enrollment boost evident in first semester of free CCSFSF Examiner
- No guarantee of free tuition during summer for CCSF studentsSF Examiner
- Free tuition helps CCSF project first enrollment growth in yearsSF Examiner
- Mayor to defy board support for funding tuition-free CCSFSF Examiner
- Free CCSF or homeless services: The City’s false choiceSF Examiner
- CCSF trustees secure free tuition for next fallSF Examiner
- SF democrats urge mayor to fund free tuition at CCSFSF Examiner
- Mayor’s budget plan triggers tug-of-war over free CCSF, homeless servicesSF Examiner
- CCSF dealt $38.9M blow from state as City Hall squabbles over free tuition fundingSF Examiner
- Avalos finds $38M in budget to counter mayor’s hit to free CCSFSF Examiner
- CCSF trustees move forward with free-tuition dealSF Examiner
- New chancellor pens first message to CCSF on free tuitionSF Examiner
- New CCSF chancellor hails free tuition as ‘social justice’ effortSF Examiner
- Actor Danny Glover joins fight to keep CCSF freeSF Examiner
- Supes give final approval for free CCSF, but mayor has other plansSF Examiner
- Funding deal secures future for Free City programSF Examiner
- CCSF under scrutiny over Fort Mason futureSF Examiner