A provisional deal was reached between the San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) and a group of labor unions on the health and safety standards in regard to resuming in-person learning. The SFUSD issued a press release on Feb. 7, stating the tentative deal, just four days after the city sued its own school district. City Attorney Dennis Herrera filed the lawsuit, with support from Democrat Mayor London Breed. The statement says that the district’s reopening criteria had been updated due to the tentative agreement and that the city’s 54,000 students would be able to go back to the classrooms if the following conditions are met: “San Francisco City and County are in the Red Tier as determined by the California Department of Public Health, and according to California’s Blueprint for a Safer Economy, and all staff reporting to District school or worksites have had the opportunity (eligibility and access) to be …