Mayor Lurie has made appointments to the Youth Commission. The six appointees all attend private schools. This is the first time since at least the 2016-17 term that a mayoral slate has had no public school students.
The appointments are notable for the lack of diversity in the educational backgrounds of the commission members. Further details about the appointees and the commission are available from the source.
The source reports that this is a unique situation, with no public school students among the appointees. The appointments were made by Mayor Lurie, and the commission is now composed entirely of private school attendees.
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Mission Local (SF neighborhood/civic news) · Sep 16, 2026
