The teachers strike in San Francisco is now in its fourth day, closing schools and impacting around 50,000 students as negotiations between the district and teachers continue to stall. Parents are expressing concern, particularly for special education students who are struggling without support. The strike, the first in nearly 50 years, stems from demands for higher wages, better health benefits, and improved student resources. As families scramble to find childcare solutions, public support for the striking teachers remains significant. The district is working to address food distribution and is contemplating alternative arrangements for students while talks proceed.