Allyson Aleksey is an Education Reporter at various publications, including Tracy Press Inc. and the San Francisco Examiner. She focuses on topics such as early childhood education, parenting styles, and the challenges of single parenthood, exploring the nuances and impacts of these themes on families and communities. Allyson's work has been featured in BLOX Digital, Nob Hill Gazette, and SF Weekly.
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New K-8 curriculum’s rollout began this week.
Building community and connection amid three decades and one global pandemic.
By Allyson Aleksey | Special to The Examiner When Connie Lin became chair of the Golden Gate Mothers Group in late 2020, The City was deeply entrenched in the global pandemic.
Superintendent reflects on tumultuous first year.
New statewide requirements have dissolved the qualified hiring pool, district leadership says
Child care advocates say the City is sitting on $574 million in unused reserves which delays the program's expansion
By: Allyson Aleksey
By Allyson Aleksey | Examiner staff writer Seven years after San Francisco voters embraced an ambitious plan to make The City the first in
