Public Announcements

Share the word about the new teacher and parent-led recreational soccer group for middle and high school trans* and nonbinary students.

Join a discussion on September 15 with school staff, students, parents, and health and education experts about COVID-19.

Did you know youth ride Muni for free? Celebrate the joy and independence of transit in San Francisco on September 15! Register your school and encourage students to pledge to take transit! By registering your school, you'll receive incentives and the more students pledge to participate, the closer you are to winning sports tickets, cable car decorating, and more!

Attention High School Students and Families, come meet with recruiters from 30-35 different HBCUs, receive application fee waivers, get ”on the spot” admissions from selected colleges (if qualified), along with scholarships.

Join us for a Back to School Night event for families of Black students in SFUSD.

Annual Notification for Families of EL students - Federal I or III Requirements.

All SFUSD schools and offices will be closed on Monday, September 5 in observance of Labor Day.

All SFUSD schools are serving breakfast and lunch at no cost to SFUSD students. Supper is also available at participating locations. Learn more at sfusd.edu/schoolfood.

Student Nutrition Services will continue to provide PDFs of the monthly menu online, and printed copies in cafeterias and school offices. Allergen and special diet information is available at sfusd.edu/specialmeals.

The web version of the SFUSD’s updated Student & Family Handbook is now available online at sfusd.edu/handbook! The Student & Family Handbook is a resource for all SFUSD stakeholders, to support students and families to understand the rights they have in the district.

Update your contact information in ParentVUE to receive announcements and updates from SFUSD.

Claim your Child Tax Credit and stimulus payments. Learn more at GetCTC.org/sfusd 

I’m a little over a month into my new role as the superintendent of the San Francisco Unified School District, and I am thrilled to rejoin such a vibrant and diverse community, where I previously served in a leadership role for elementary schools. While I’m familiar with the district, I’m coming in having been away for 10 years. I know a lot has changed in SFUSD and generally in education, and I want to make sure that I take some time to listen and learn and understand what the needs are in the district. 

Learn about MPX (formerly called "monkeypox") and how SFUSD is already implementing health and safety measures to prevent the spread of MPX in our schools.

Review your school's start and end times!

Does your student still need to get any required immunizations for school?  SFHN is hosting immunization clinics from August 20-27. No appointment necessary.

Happy new school year! Here are all the updates for ParentVUE and StudentVUE you need to know to start the new year.

Learn more about what has and hasn't changed about our practices and policies around COVID-19 for the 2022-23 school year.

Here are some of the highlights from around our schools on the first day of the 2022-23 school year.

Caregivers looking to update their student's name or gender marker in Synergy can learn more and find detailed instructions about the process.

Summer Stride is ending on August 31! Visit your local library for a free book and participate in a raffle. Also, finish your journey towards 20 hours of reading, exploration, learning, and fun.

Please share the kickoff issue of the SFUSD High School Student Newsletter for the 2022-23 school year!

Check out our monthly roundup of news and resources for families in SFUSD.

The first day of school can bring excitement and jitters from our youngest students to the district's superintendent. As your new superintendent, I have those emotions and more as the first day of school quickly approaches. I want to welcome you to the 2022-23 school year and let you know how honored I am to serve the students and families in the San Francisco Unified School District.

Make sure your student is up to date on all required immunizations for school by Aug. 17. There may be a wait for immunization appointments with your healthcare provider, so get started as soon as possible.