City College Trustees Deadlock 4-4 on Restoring Student Lab Aide Funding
Governing Board • San Francisco City CollegeSeptember 24, 2026
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City College of San Francisco trustees spent most of their Sept. 24, 2026, meeting on one question: who fixes a budget mix-up that left students without campus jobs. The board used a rare emergency procedure to take up student lab aide funding, then split 4-4 on adding money. That leaves the remedy with administrators, who owe trustees a report at the next meeting.
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Trustees agreed the student job losses were urgent. They disagreed on whether the board or the administration should set the dollar figure.
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