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The city’s board of education faces new allegations of violating students' rights to attend public schools under the state’s Constitution, discriminating against students on the basis of wealth – as only costly private schools have reopened – and violating the state’s law to "offer in-person instruction to the greatest extent possible. melissa and doug cook's corner wooden kitchen San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera filed a lawsuit in a last-ditch effort to push the board to release a concrete plan on getting public schools open, citing state constitutional violations on a student's right to attend public school and discriminating on the basis of wealth, as only the city’s private schools had reopened for in-person instruction. melissa and doug cook's corner wooden kitchen A White House official clarified that the Biden administration will not allocate funding based on CBO projections and said the president is committed to providing schools with the resources they need to safely reopen and fully serve their students, including more funding to cover COVID-19-related costs, budget shortfalls and financial certainty. melissa and doug cook's corner wooden kitchen nbsp;More from OpinionJuan Williams: Joe Biden becomes world's most powerful leader – here are his 3 top challengesDonna Brazile: Republicans and Democrats must unite behind Biden to tackle COVID and other serious problemsJason Chaffetz: Biden administration — here’s what to expectAssange’s case raises major concerns over press freedom and freedom of speech. melissa and doug cook's corner wooden kitchen