Viewpoint: San Francisco Business Times

Spark President Ginny Fang delivers a critical message to the private sector: investing in public schools isn't just philanthropy—it's strategic economic planning.

Strong public schools stabilize neighborhoods, support family retention, strengthen workforce pipelines, and drive real estate values. Quality public education delivers measurable returns through improved public health, higher civic engagement, reduced crime, and economic stability.

The question for our private sector is no longer whether to engage. It's how deeply and how consistently you're willing to commit to building a system worthy of our children and our economic future.

Read Spark SF Public School's President Ginny Fang's Guest Opinion in the San Francisco Business Times here.