Public Announcements

This summer, our youth program offers an engaging and inclusive experience designed especially for Native youth ages 8–17, while welcoming all young people who are eager to learn and connect.

Join us as we host our Youth Basketball Clinic this June! The curriculum is geared towards young, beginner-level players to give them a proper introduction to basketball.

Originally posted on April 7: The SF Board of Education will meet on Tuesday, April 14, 2026. Public open session begins at 6:30 p.m. View the agenda and learn more.

SFUSD Indian Education will host a Beadwork Series for Indigenous students and their families out of our center at Sanchez Elementary on Wednesdays, April 15 and April 22. Workshops will be followed with PAC meetings 6-7pm on both Wednesdays.

The Multilingual Pathways Department will award the Biliteracy Program Participation Recognition to all 5th and 8th graders in language programs leading to bilingualism and biliteracy, as encouraged by the California Department of Education.

Join us for a free family festival this Saturday, April 11 with inclusive activities and food. Families of children with disabilities and complex medical needs are especially welcome!

On Thursday, April 16, the Enrollment Center at 555 Franklin Street will be closed from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. for staff professional development training. The office will reopen at 1 p.m. that day.

Originally posted on April 1: Join our Ad Hoc Committee meeting on Public Engagement on Thursday, April 9 at Lafayette Elementary School. In this session, we will share an initial draft of the Board’s engagement plan and solicit feedback from the community to strengthen our partnership and collaboration for the district’s major decisions in 2026. Participants can join in-person or virtually.

Encourage your school community to celebrate SFUSD's LGBTQ+ Pride in April!

Washington High School’s CTE Automotive Technology Pathway 5th Annual Car, Motorcycle, and Truck Show, originally scheduled for this Saturday, April 11, has been postponed to Saturday, May 2 due to forecasted rain.

Are you a young person (ages 16–24) looking for a job, internship, or wants to explore different career paths? Join the CYC Youth Job Fair! It’s a great opportunity for you to connect directly with employers, learn about different industries, and take the next step toward your future.

Project Avary is a free nonprofit program supporting youth affected by parental separation due to incarceration, detention, or deportation by providing mentoring, community, and leadership development opportunities. Learn more about its programs.

Join the Y for Youth Community Festival on Saturday, May 2.

This virtual program provides an overview of youth mental health issues, including contributing factors, warning signs related to mental health challenges, and ways to support children and teenagers.

This FREE event is for SF renters, homebuyers and homeowners to come learn about affordable housing resources and programs from over 40 housing agencies, community organizations and the San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development.

Originally posted on March 26: At their meeting on Tuesday, March 24, the Board of Education approved a revision to the 2025-26 academic calendar. The updated calendar added five instructional days, moving the last day of school to June 10, 2026.

Resources for students and families experiencing housing instability and homelessness.

Originally posted on March 26: At the March 24 Board meeting, the Board of Education approved the revised Math Placement Policy, which includes offering Algebra I to eighth grade students. Beginning in the 2026-27 school year, Algebra I will be offered at ALL SFUSD middle and K-8 schools, providing students across the district with opportunities for rigorous math coursework.

Middle and high school students can give a 3–5 minute presentation on an African American leader’s relevance today, and students K–12 can perform poetry for cash prizes at the Peace, Love & Soul Food Juneteenth Block Party in San Francisco on June 19–20.

The Stonestown YMCA is hosting a month-long Girls Flag Football Clinic! The program aims to create a safe, fun, and inclusive environment where girls can learn the growing sport of Flag Football!

The SF Shakespeare Festival presents a one-hour, audience-interactive version of Julius Caesar with walk-on roles and a post-performance Q&A at Koret Auditorium in the SF Main Library on April 18.

All TK-13 SFUSD schools will be closed March 27-April 3 for Spring Break, but all PK and School Age OST programs are open during Spring Break (except for March 31). SFUSD offices will remain open March 27-April 3.

PK and OST programs at Early Education and Elementary Schools that will open from March 27-April 3. Note: All sites will be closed on Tuesday, March 31.

Originally posted on March 17, 2026: The SF Board of Education will meet on Tuesday, March 24, 2026. Public open session begins at 6:30 p.m. View the agenda and learn more.

You can now watch the March 23rd recording of the virtual webinar on Algebra I Pilot Research Methodology and Findings.