The following apps will continue to be centrally funded for next year.

• DoT: Google, Seesaw, Typing Club (Grades 2-12), Zoom (limited licenses available) 
• C&I: Dreambox (Grades K-8), Newsela (Grades 3-12), Raz Kids (Grades K-3), Soundtrap (limited licenses available), Core Curricular Apps (Amplify, Benchmark, etc.) 
• SpEd: iSpire, Read 180, Unique / N2Y, Readtopia/First Author, Google Read & Write, Boardmaker, Goalbook, Teachtown, Ori Learning/OneDer, TextHelp, BoardMaker, Co-Writer, Snap & Read

Other approved apps will need to be purchased by individual sites (e.g. Nearpod. IXL,MyOn etc.) 

We have many other free apps available including Adobe Express, Edpuzzle, Kahoot, Padlet and more.  Find out more about all of our apps at sfusd.edu/apps.(Note: Apps that are not approved should not be used until approved to protect student privacy. Find out more about our App Approval process: sfusd.edu/app-approval)

If you have questions about these apps, please contact the correct department below: 

• Contracts: Arthur Marcelo marceloa@sfusd.edu
• Curriculum & Instruction (C&I): Miguel de Loza delozam@sfusd.edu 
• Dept of Technology (DoT): Ellis Tan tane@sfusd.edu 
• Special Education (SpEd): Jennifer Jimenez-Payne jimenezpaynej@sfusd.edu