Teachers in the San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) have initiated their first strike in 47 years, demanding higher wages, improved health benefits, and additional resources for students. The strike, which has resulted in the closure of schools for approximately 50,000 students, has entered its second day, creating challenges for working parents seeking childcare solutions. The district currently pays teachers an average salary of $79,468 for 184 days of work, and educators are advocating for a 9% pay increase along with measures to support homeless and immigrant students. With negotiations ongoing and no resolution in sight, the situation continues to evolve as families and the community navigate the impact of the unprecedented strike.