Public Announcements

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Have your child get their spike on at the Stonestown YMCA! Participants will be taught the fundamentals and rules of volleyball in a safe, fun, and supportive environment.

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

Registration for San Francisco Youth Theatre's fall classes are open! We offer classes for Pre-K thru 12th grade. No student turned away for lack of funds. Classes begin September 14.

Join New Conservatory Theatre Center's fall classes! Classes are here to help young people explore drama in a fun, creative, and supportive environment.

Inspiring Young Emerging Leaders (I-YEL) is a paid high school leadership program for youth attending San Francisco and Marin public schools from October to May. Apply by October 2.

SFMTA is adding service, capacity and new connections on several Muni routes to make it easier for students to get to schools, including Francisco Middle School, Lowell High School, Hoover Middle School, Rooftop School and Aptos Middle School.

Study sessions are working meetings where the Board of Education and district staff discuss information in public. They are not decision meetings. The SF Board of Education Study Session begins at 6:30 p.m. at 727 Golden Gate Avenue. The entrance to the Study Session is through the gate at 622 McAllister Street. The public can also attend the session via Zoom or by phone.

Dental screenings for PK, K, 2nd and 5th graders, and dental sealants for 2nd and 5th graders only.

Instant access, enhanced security, less paper. Report cards for SFUSD grades 6–12 are moving exclusively to ParentVUE starting Fall 2026, streamlining communication and connecting you directly to your student's daily progress.

Undocumented and underserved San Francisco young adults ages 18–24 can apply for a paid Career Pathways program offering job training, hands-on experience, and entrepreneurship skills. Deadline for application extended to Sept. 2, 2026 at 5 p.m.

The San Francisco Math Circle will be hosting a math festival for 2nd-8th grade students on Saturday, August 29, from 10:30 am-12:30 pm at San Francisco State University.

She Plays On Field Days invite girls in grades 3–8 to enjoy sports, music, giveaways, and more while building confidence and resilience on Sunday, Aug. 30, at Jackson Park in San Francisco.

Filipino families can enroll in a six-month study with online workshops supporting children’s social and academic success, with up to $325 in compensation.

Registration is available for the San Francisco Math Circle's Fall 2026 term!

Staff, parents and students will not be able to access Synergy, ParentVUE and StudentVUE respectively during this maintenance window.

The SF Board of Education will meet on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026. Public open session begins at 6:30 p.m.

Please join the CAC for our first meeting of the school year to learn more about the SFUSD Special Education Services Department and helpful resources from transportation, translation and interpretation, etc. to help kick off the 26-27 school year!

Check your spam or junk folder to make sure you’re receiving important emails from SFUSD and your child’s school.

The SFUSD Student and Family Handbook has been updated for the 2026-2027 school year.

School meals are some of the most nutritious meals available to today's youth.

If your student is actively enrolled in SFUSD, and your household was eligible (you received a MFIF results letter with Free or Reduced) between July 1, 2025, and August 31, 2026.

SFUSD is looking for new members for its Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee, which provides essential oversight for the Bond Program. Interested members of the community can fill out a short application by November 1st. For more detailed information and to learn more about CBOC, please visit SFUSD’s Bond Program website.

Changes to public benefits eligibility are affecting San Franciscans but the San Francisco Human Services Agency is here to help you.

The San Francisco Department of Child Support Services works with parents and legal guardians to ensure children and families receive court-ordered financial and medical support. Services are free for parents who receive public assistance. There is a $35 annual fee for parents who do not receive public assistance if we collect at least $550 for the year.