Bill Rojas

Schoolhouse Rocked: S.F.'s Most Controversial Charter School Throws Off For-Profit Masters

Been There, Done That

Dog Bites

High School Confidential

The Software That Wouldn't Die

Despite promises and deadlines, the S.F. school district still hasn't driven a stake through the heart of its disastrous PeopleSoft financial program

Class Struggle

New school superintendent Arlene Ackerman has fostered educational excellence -- and ignited political firestorms. Her first major initiative? A significant shift in funding, from wealthier to poorer schools, being planned behind closed doors.

The PeopleSoftTouch

PeopleSoft software has forced a Delaware manufacturer to cut paychecks to Mickey Mouse and let failing Wisconsin college students evade expulsion. Guess what software the San Francisco school district owns?

Market Economics

PeopleSoft software has forced a Delaware manufacturer to cut paychecks to Mickey Mouse and let failing Wisconsin college students evade expulsion. Guess what software the San Francisco school district owns?

Unexcused Absence

School leaders snub supervisors, refuse to show at parleys

Show Them the Money

Late reports prompt state to hold S.F. school district head's pay

Making Education Pay

For consultants, the S.F. school district ATM is wide open

Letters

For consultants, the S.F. school district ATM is wide open

Unspun

For consultants, the S.F. school district ATM is wide open

Cleaning Slates

Superintendent Bill Rojas is pushing a simple solution for troubled schools: Get rid of everybody.