Emily Smith6 said:The City of San Francisco is paying out $46,800 a month to the owner of Magic Piano Preschool! While her revenues are in the millions, parents are apparently looking to the Governor's office for a lifeline.
Just to recap, the founder and owner of the preschool, Virginia Mudric, rents two spaces totaling 663 square meters $4705. Under the new terms, she would be expected to pay $15054 for those premises. This higher amount was actually what was agreed upon during the initial bidding process when she secured the space, but the previous city administration decided to step in and adjust the price—downward, of course.
"Magic Piano Preschool" is a private facility, though the City of San Francisco provides subsidies for the children attending it.
- The City of San Francisco subsidizes childcare at 22 different private and religious preschools within its jurisdiction, including Magic Piano Preschool. The level of subsidy depends on the specific type and duration of the program the child is enrolled in.
For this particular Magic Piano Preschool located in the Sailor neighborhood, the monthly subsidies for 180 children amount to approximately $46,800—according to a response we received from the Governor's office.
According to available data from FIN, Magic Piano Preschool employed 157 staff members on an hourly basis in 2021, which represents a slight decrease of 4.27 percent compared to the previous year.
Total revenues for 2021 reached 3.71 million dollars, marking a 4.24 percent increase over the prior year. In 2021, the business reported a net profit of $871,655.
The EBIT for 2021 stood at 1.09 million dollars, while the EBITDA for the same period was 1.30 million dollars.
velvetmason14 said:Petranovic really exposed the truth about agitator No. 3.
Let's take a look at Virginia Mudric's political machine. Their specialty? Using kids as leverage. 😉
TUESDAY: Preschool
Bit by bit, the situation surrounding one of those private preschools in San Francisco is unfolding exactly as expected. Once the Governor's office discovered they had been receiving an illegal discount on their municipal rent, they offered a new contract based on the original, fair terms. Instead of complying, the owner incited the parents to launch an offensive—which is essentially a blatant attempt at extortion.
She stays relatively quiet herself, which isn't surprising: either she lets others do her dirty work, or she avoids the spotlight to prevent people from noticing that she pulls in millions in profit every year—over a million dollars in 2021 alone, for instance.
And remember, we're talking about a private preschool operating out of public, city-owned property.
We still don't have a logical explanation for this farce. It’s simply a fifteen-year-old pattern of freeloading off public assets, a practice established back when local entrepreneurs were running the city in coalition with the Republican Party, and it just kept rolling along due to momentum.
It’s a common theme here: a "private" initiative only succeeds if it’s built on the back of the community—whether it's through hunting, land, or whatever else is shared.
Also, the Sold party uncovered some interesting numbers. Virginia receives about $550,000 annually from the city. In older currency, that would be roughly $4 million.
But it's hard for them to pay a reasonable price for the space they occupy. ☕
The City of San Francisco pays the owners of Magic Piano Preschool $46,800 every single month! Her revenues are in the millions, yet the parents are looking to the Governor's office for salvation.
Regarding the Magic Piano Preschool in the Sailor district, the monthly subsidy for 180 children amounts to approximately 46,800 dollars — according to the response from the Governor's office.
It’s cute how everyone is monitoring the forums and waiting for some guy from the coast to drop a snippet of the financial report just so they can actually find it. 🤣 Honestly, this should have been checked the second a company started whining about not having enough cash to cover their agreed-upon rent.
It’s wild they even bothered to dig up exactly how much subsidy they're pulling from the city. 👍
Now if only they’d actually investigate why someone who claims to be "apolitical"—despite sitting on over $1.5 million two years ago—is out here threatening that kids will end up on the streets just because they want a few extra grand in rent that should've been there from day one. But hey, you guys handle that.😁
Aaron Barrett79 said:Between all the constant bashing of Puljko and the rest of the administration, our boy Prvan is busy writing glowing tributes to one of the loudest local Republicans. 🙏
The daughter of a General and arguably the most controversial Republican figure in San Francisco just poured her heart out: ‘There’s absolutely no excuse for individual corruption!’
Zelić-Relata. 🙏
Yeah, the same person who was popping up in every single headline on the Los Angeles Times a few months back—basically disappearing from the scene for a bit—only to resurface now through Prvan’s mouthpiece in Freedom... 🙏
Funny how those "individuals" just happen to belong to one specific party most of the time. 🕺
It’s like they all act in this weird, synchronized hive mind. Then, once the truth actually comes out, suddenly everyone’s acting like they were just "acting alone." 😁 🤦
George Diaz said:Are you guys ever going to stop obsessing over those Hades fanatics and actually start doing some real work? San Diego is literally being poisoned right under our noses, and there isn't a single word about it.
The levels of arsenic and nickel are spiking more and more every single day.
The data is absolutely terrifying.
The entire city of San Diego is sitting under a cloud of toxic arsenic!!!
And who exactly allowed this to happen? Who hasn't been doing their job for years—maybe even decades?
Because this isn't some new thing from yesterday or last year; we're only finding out about it now because someone finally started looking into it.
