City College of San Francisco's governing board early Friday approved changes to its leadership structure, the San Francisco Chronicle reported [1]. The college, which is facing [2] dire accreditation and budget woes, will require that dozens of academic department chairs go back to the classroom and relinquish their administrative duties. The move, which will save an estimated $2 million, was part of the first stage [3] of a broad downsizing. Trustees also approved cuts to college-operated child-care centers.