San Francisco's public schools are closed on Monday, affecting approximately 48,000 students, as city teachers initiate a strike. Bloomberg posted on X, this marks the first teachers' strike in the city since 1979. The strike is a result of ongoing disputes over wages and working conditions. Teachers are demanding better pay and improved resources to enhance the educational environment. The closure impacts students, parents, and the broader community, highlighting the significant role of educators in the city's public education system. Negotiations between the teachers' union and the school district are ongoing, with hopes of reaching a resolution soon to minimize disruption to students' education.