Originally intent on becoming a lawyer, he left law school when he discovered that only five out of 55 Pacific Islanders at Burton had a 2.00 GPA. Moliga received his bachelor’s degree in Justice Studies at San Jose State University. Later down the road, he would also come to further understand the importance of public education as a father of children attending public schools.
He gained first-hand insight into the SFUSD as a student at Paul Revere Elementary, Burbank Middle School, McAteer High School, Downtown High Continuation, John Adams, and finally as a graduate from Balboa High School. He grew up in the San Francisco neighborhoods of Bernal Heights and Hunter’s Point, where he lived in public housing with his family. About Faauuga Moliga: Faauuga Moliga is a San Francisco native and San Francisco Unified School District alumni. Go to to acquire a digital vaccine record. In-person attendees MUST wear face masks and provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination. Please note that this event will be recorded. To receive a complimentary ticket just email the word "grapefruit" and the title of this event This event will be in person at Manny's but there will also be a Zoom link ticket for those who'd like to tune in digitally from the comfort of their home. Manny's never turns away anyone for lack of funds. If folks have questions please submit them in advance to We hope to help solicit a more collaborative discussion and hear the diverse stories in our city. Should Commissioner Moliga be recalled? What about the rest of the members on the ballot? Why is he on the recall ballot? Who are the proponents of the recall? Why did they spearhead this effort? Is this the time to be recalling School Board Members? If so why and if not why not? The structure of this event will be about 60 minutes of discussion. The recall election is not asking if the entire school board is to be recalled, but rather just the three individuals listed on the ballot. Note : Commissioner Moliga is not speaking on behalf of the entire school board or on the merits of recalling his fellow commissioners but just on his perspective. We're bringing Commissioner Faauuga Moliga, Vice President of the School Board and one of members on the ballot, and Autumn Looijen, the co-lead of the recall campaign to Manny's to discuss his recall. We're hosting an event on the recall to help inform people as the vote comes up. Distance learning, school renaming, budget shortfalls, and other issues have frustrated many around the city, resulting in an official recall vote for the February 15th ballot. The school board has been embroiled in controversy for the last couple years, often making national news. Should they be recalled? Manny's is creating a time and place that we hope will contribute to an honest discourse about the issues facing the city. Three commissioners of the SFUSD Board of Education are facing a February recall election.
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