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UASF New TA Overview

Presented by

Labor Relations

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Apolinar Quesada

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Apolinar “Paul” Quesada

Sr. Exec. Director of Labor Relations

San Francisco Unified School District

Contact: QuesadaA@sfusd.edu

Minal Shukla

Labor Coordinator

San Francisco Unified School District

Contact: ShuklaM@sfusd.edu

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Years

July 2025 – June 2028

6.0%

Total Raise

Over 3 years

7+

New Article Changes

Amendments to contract

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New TAs

R&R, ATR, Priority Enrollment, Duration

Articles Covered in This Presentation:

Art 2 (Rights & Responsibilities) • Art 4 (Professional Rights) • Art 5 (Salary & Fringe Benefits) • Art 7 (Leaves) • Art 9 (Appointments, Transfer and Reassignment) • Art 15 (Priority Enrollment) • Art 16 (Duration)

New Articles: Rights & Responsibilities, Appointments, Transfers and Reassignment, Priority Enrollment and Duration.

Questions? Contact Labor Relations

via email at Labor@sfusd.edu or QuesadaA@sfusd.edu

UASF | 2025-2028 Summary

Contract at a Glance

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Purpose of Presentation

Review key Tentative Agreement updates (high-impact changes).

UASF: Overview of changes and implementation considerations.

How to read this presentation:

  • Green Color shows changed, amended or added language
  • Red Color and Strike through - Language removed
  • Blue is the Brand New Language added to the contract for 2025-28

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UASF

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UASF – Key Changes are in Green and red strike out is removed.

Article 2 Rights and Responsibilities 2023-2025 contract

2.1.3 each bargaining unit member has a professional right and obligation to sign a contract of employment that sets forth the terms and conditions of employment.

Contract delivery timelines added:

  • By Aug 1 for start-of-year hires
  • By June 30 for current members receiving new contracts
  • Within 30 workdays for hires on/after July 1

Link to TA

Bullet points of what is changing in Article 2

Article 2 Rights and Responsibilities What is changing 2025-2028

2.1.3 Each bargaining unit member has a professional right and obligation to sign a contract of employment that sets forth the terms and conditions of employment. New bargaining unit members hired at the beginning of the school year will receive their contract by August 1st. Current bargaining unit members receiving a new contract will receive their contract no later than June 30th before the beginning of the new school year. Bargaining unit members hired on or after July 1st, will receive their contract within thirty (30) work days of their hire date.

  • Human Resources (Staffing, Class & Comp)

Impacted Departments - Action Needed

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UASF – Key Changes Blue - New Language

Article 2.4 - Rights and Responsibilities (NEW Article has been added in the new CBA 2025-2028)

2.4 The District shall make the agenda and minutes of each meeting, including public and non-confidential support material of the Board of Education, available to the Union at approximately the same time that they are made available to the members of the Board of Education.

2.4.1 The Union, through its representative, shall have the right to speak on any item on the Board meeting agenda and at any Board committees and/or District task force meetings.

2.4.2 The Union shall be guaranteed the right to speak on non-agenda items at all meetings of the Board of Education if it (the Union) so desires.

  • District will provide the Union with Board meeting agendas, minutes, and public/non-confidential materials at the same time as Board members.
  • Union has the right to speak on any agenda item at Board, committee, or District task force meetings.
  • Union is guaranteed the right to speak on non-agenda items at Board meetings.

Link to TA

  • Labor Relations
  • Office of the Board of Education
  • Policy and Governance

Bullet points of NEW Article 5 Protection of Bargaining Unit Work

Impacted Departments - Action Needed

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UASF – Key Changes are in Green.

Article 4 Professional Rights 2023-2025 contract

4.6.1 The District in consultation with UASF shall develop action steps that are legally sound in an effort to effectively support bargaining unit members who have students, parents, family, and community members at their sites who disrupt their ability to discharge their duties and responsibilities as a leader.

  • Added requirement that action steps be implemented in accordance with all applicable laws and Board policies.

Link to TA

Bullet points of what is changing in Article 4

Article 4 Professional Rights What is changing 2025-2028

4.6.1 The District in consultation with UASF shall develop action steps that are legally sound in an effort to effectively support bargaining unit members who have students, parents, family, and community members at their sites who disrupt their ability to discharge their duties and responsibilities as a leader in accordance with all applicable laws and board policies.

  • Lead (Site administrators)
  • Special Education Department
  • College & Career Readiness
  • C&I Department
  • Legal Department

Impacted Departments - Action Needed

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UASF – Key Changes Blue - New Language

5.5.1.1 2025 - 2026 School Year - Effective July 1, 2025, the salary schedules (Appendix A and E) shall be adjusted to reflect a salary schedule adjustment increase of $7,521 for each cell. Upon adjusting each cell, the salary schedules shall be adjusted to reflect a two percent (2%) increase.

5.5.1.2 2026 - 2027 School Year – Effective July 1, 2026, the salary schedules (Appendix A and E) shall be adjusted to reflect a two percent (2%) increase.

5.5.1.3 2027 - 2028 School Year – Effective July 1, 2027, the salary schedules (Appendix A and E) shall be adjusted to reflect a 2 percent (2%) increase.

  • 2025–2026 (effective July 1, 2025): Appendices A & E — increase each salary cell by $7,521, then apply an additional 2% increase.
  • 2026–2027 (effective July 1, 2026): Appendices A & E — apply a 2% increase.
  • 2027–2028 (effective July 1, 2027): Appendices A & E — apply a 2% increase.

Link to TA

  • Human Resources (Class & Comp)
  • Budget Services
  • Payroll Department

Bullet points of NEW Article 5 Protection of Bargaining Unit Work

Impacted Departments - Action Needed

Article 5.5.1 Salary Increases (CBA 2025-2028)

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UASF – Key Changes are in Green.

Article 5.19.6 Professional Rights 2023-2025 contract

5.19.6 The District and Union agree to hold regular Contract Administrative Committee (CAC) meetings with Labor Relations on an agreed upon schedule.

  • CAC meetings to be held monthly or as otherwise agreed (previously on an agreed schedule)
  • Meetings include Labor Relations and Human Resources

Link to TA

Bullet points of what is changing in Article 4

Article 4.12.6 Professional Rights What is changing 2025-2028

This article renumbered in 2025-2028

4.11.6 The District and Union agree to hold monthly or as otherwise agreed upon Contract Administrative Committee (CAC) meetings with Labor Relations and Human Resources. The Superintendent or their designee will ensure that the appropriate personnel will either attend the meeting or provide the requested information whenever possible.

  • Labor Relations
  • Human Resources

Impacted Departments - Action Needed

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UASF – Key Changes are in Green.

Article 5.3.3

5.3.3 Any bargaining unit member involuntarily transferred to a lower paying position will continue at the same dollar amount for the remainder of their contract. If the salary range of the new position is higher the bargaining unit member will receive the higher range.

  • Any member who receives a March 15 notice of layoff/reassignment, or is involuntarily moved to a lower-paid job or another bargaining unit due to a negative evaluation or supervisor recommendation, will be placed on the salary schedule that corresponds to the position they are moved into.

Link to TA

Bullet points of what is changing in Article 5.3.3

Article 5.3.3 What is changing 2025-2028

5.3.3 Any bargaining unit member who has received a March 15th notice of layoff, reassignment, or is being involuntarily transferred to a lower paying position or to another bargaining unit because of a negative performance evaluation and/or a negative recommendation from their immediate supervisor, that bargaining unit member will be placed at the corresponding salary schedule to the position in which they are being transferred to/placed in.

  • Lead
  • Educational Services Department
  • Special Education Department
  • College & Career Readiness
  • C&I Department
  • Human Resources (Staffing, Class & Comp)

Impacted Departments - Action Needed

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UASF – Key Changes

Article 5.3.4 (Paused in CBA 2025-2028)

Per the Tentative Agreement reached on October 27, 2025, UASF is pausing 5.3.4 effective July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2028

5.3.4 Existing District employees who are newly appointed to the UASF bargaining unit shall be placed on the step of the UASF salary schedule range that represents no less than $10/day increase above the per diem pay rate they would have received without promotion. Said per diem minimum salary placement shall also apply to bargaining unit members promoted from one UASF classification to another.

  • Article 5.3.4 - Paused effective July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2028

  • Human Resources (Staffing, Class & Comp)
  • Budget Services (Leaves)

Bullet points of NEW Article 5 Protection of Bargaining Unit Work

Impacted Departments - Action Needed

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UASF – Key Changes are in Green and red strike out is removed..

Article 7 Leaves 2023-2025 contract

7.1.1.2 Each school year a bargaining unit member may use up to half or their annual sick leave allowance for immediate family illness. In no event shall said utilization, when combined with the immediate family provisions of 7.1.1 above, result in the utilization of more than seven (7) days, forty-nine (49) hours per year of paid leave for immediate family illness. In the event of a local, state, or national emergency, or in the event that local, state or national authorities issue guidelines to shelter in place, bargaining unit members will not have to use personal sick days in accordance with local, state and federal guidelines.

  • Increased maximum paid leave for immediate family illness from 7 days (49 hours) to 30 days (210 hours) per year (combined limit).
  • Allows supervisors to require documentation of the family illness.
  • Removed the language about local/state/national emergencies and shelter-in-place guidelines

Link to TA

Bullet points of what is changing in Article 7

Article 7 Leaves is changing 2025-2028

7.1.1.2 Each school year, a bargaining unit member may use up to half of their annual sick leave allowance for immediate family illness. In no event shall said utilization, when combined with the immediate family provisions of 7.1.1 above, result in the utilization of more than thirty (30) days, two hundred ten (210) hours per year of paid leave for immediate family illness. The bargaining unit member may be required to provide

documentation of the family illness by their supervisor.

  • Lead
  • Educational Services Department
  • Special Education Department
  • College & Career Readiness
  • C&I Department
  • Budget Services (Leaves)
  • Human Resources (Staffing, Sub Office)

Impacted Departments - Action Needed

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UASF – Key Changes

Article 7.1.13 Sabbatical Leaves (Paused in CBA 2025-2028)

Per the Tentative Agreement reached on October 27, 2025, UASF is pausing all sabbatical leaves effective July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2028.

7.1.13 Sabbatical leaves: The percentage of sabbatical leaves granted for a school year shall be the same as the net COLA percentage increase that the District received from the State in the prior year. In no event, however, shall the percentage of sabbatical leaves granted be less than 1% or more than 2%. Upon District agreement, a bargaining unit member’s request for a split year or a half-year sabbatical leave shall be granted. The District’s determination of approval or denial for said sabbatical leave requests shall be final and binding and not subject to the grievance provisions of Article 11 of this Agreement.

  • Article 7.1.13 - Sabbatical Leaves Paused effective July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2028

Link to TA

  • Business Services (Benefits & Leaves)
  • Human Resources

Bullet points of NEW Article 7.1.13 Sabbatical Leaves

Impacted Departments - Action Needed

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UASF – Key Changes

Article 9.2.4.1 Appointments, Transfer & Reassignment (New Language in CBA 2025-2028)

9.2.4.1 Any bargaining unit member completing two years in an administrative position holding an intern administrative services credential, a permit or waiver, and who is on track to complete their credentialing requirements but might not satisfy their program requirements before May 15 of the current school year or the time of the administrator contracts being issued (whichever comes first) will be granted an additional one (1) year contract if they remain qualified to hold their position for the following school year.

9.2.4.2 At the conclusion of the additional one (1) year contract term as listed in 9.2.4.1, if the bargaining unit member earns a Preliminary or Clear Administrative Services credential to continue in their administrative position, they will be issued a three (3) year contract per 9.2.3 above.

  • Grants an additional one (1) year administrator contract to a bargaining unit member who:
  • Has completed two years in an administrative position, and Holds an intern administrative services credential, permit, or waiver, and�Is on track to complete credentialing requirements but may not meet program requirements by May 15 (or when administrator contracts are issued, whichever comes first), and Remains qualified to hold the position for the following school year.
  • After the 1-year extension, if the member earns a Preliminary or Clear Administrative Services credential, they will receive a 3-year contract

  • Human Resources
  • LEAD
  • Special Education Department
  • C&I Department
  • College and Career Readiness
  • Education Services Department

Bullet points of NEW Article 9.2.4.1

Impacted Departments - Action Needed

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UASF – Key Changes

Article 15.7 Priority Enrollment for Children of School-Based Bargaining Unit Members (New Language in CBA 2025-2028)

15.7 Children of school based bargaining unit members who reside in the district shall have priority, after all other tiebreakers but before “all other students” and in accordance with the ranking on their child’s enrollment application, for attendance at the school where the school based bargaining unit member is assigned (e.g., if the school based bargaining unit member ranks their school site as their third choice on their child’s application, their child will receive priority to the school based bargaining unit member’s school site if they do not receive their first or second choice school sites listed on the enrollment application).

  • Children of school-based bargaining unit members who live in the District receive enrollment priority at the employee’s assigned school
  • Priority applies after all other tiebreakers, but before placement of “all other students”
  • Priority is based on the ranking listed on the child’s enrollment application
  • Applies only if higher-ranked school choices are not granted (e.g., priority at parent’s school if ranked third and first two choices are unavailable)

Link to TA

  • Education Services Department
  • Enrollment Center

Bullet points of NEW Article 15.7

Impacted Departments - Action Needed

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UASF – Key Changes

Article 16 Duration Contract

16.1 Per the tentative agreement, this closed contract shall be effective July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2028. This contract will remain enforced until a successor contract is agreed to by the parties.

  • Duration of contract 7/1/25 - 7/30/2028
  • Labor Relations
  • Legal Department

Bullet points of NEW Article 15.8

Impacted Departments - Action Needed

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UASF All Signed Tentative Agreements, Executed CBA, and Salary Schedule

Link to All TAs

Link to Publish CBA and Salary Schedule

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Questions?

Contact Labor Relations via email at Labor@sfusd.edu or QuesadaA@sfusd.edu

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