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San Francisco goes all in to pay for private tutors for 1,500 more city students

January 20, 2026/

Amid a national and turbulent debate on how to boost lagging literacy skills, San Francisco is putting its money behind a simple effort that seems to be generating the kind of jaw-dropping results often promised with education reforms, but rarely seen.

Story by Jill Tucker


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