Public Announcements

The City and County of San Francisco’s Kindergarten to College program (K2C) will begin mailing information about account activity to all eligible SFUSD K-12 students over the next few weeks.

Follow these safety tips from the San Francisco Department of Public Health (SFDPH) and the California Department of Public Health (CDPH).

Seesaw has something for everyone, from professional development, interviews with experts, family partnership, and virtual reading events for students!

The Association of Chinese Teachers (TACT) invites SFUSD Chinese American high school seniors who will graduate in June 2023 to participate in its scholarship program. Applicants are required to complete an application form and submit it with 1-2 letters of recommendation and transcript by Mar. 10, 2023 at 11:59 p.m.

Participating adolescents will get to undergo a free 12-week training in which they will learn self-regulation skills (breathing, yoga-based movements, meditation) that can help them relax, better regulate emotions, and improve attention.

The Bridges to Arts and Music Program is a place for students to learn and explore more about music, specifically regarding Piano, Choir, and Music Theory.

Join our youth street art photo hunt. Each completed entry received by Feb. 21 will be entered into a raffle for $50 gift cards.

SMART is now accepting applications for 4th-grade students to enter our program. SMART is a 12-year college access program that starts in 4th grade and goes all the way through college, including academic support, after-school enrichment, summer programming, college preparation, and support in college.

The District English Learners Advisory Committee (DELAC) wants to hear from English Learners Advisory Committee (ELAC) members and English Learner (EL) families. Please take this short survey by Feb. 28 to help improve programs and services provided to English learners.

The 2023 Americans Against Gun Violence National High School Essay Contest, with total awards of at least $15,000, is now open to all U.S. high school students. Deadline to enter contest: Apr. 15.

If you have received a truancy notification and you believe the attendance data is inaccurate, please follow the following steps to resolve this at your school site.

In response to the Monterey Park and Half Moon Bay gun violence, the National Child Traumatic Stress Network has developed resources to help children, families, and communities find ways to cope together.

Take the opportunity to learn more about our schools by signing up for January school tours.

As our community comes together to celebrate Lunar New Year, we hold firm the values of diversity and social justice in our work to serve students and families each and every day.

On Friday, Jan. 27, two SFUSD Special Olympics Unified Basketball teams, Galileo HS and Burton HS, will be competing at halftime during the Warriors vs. Raptors game at Chase Center!

The San Francisco NOBLE (National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives) Chapter is providing a scholarship to students pursuing criminal justice careers.

The San Francisco Historical Society is excited to announce the Fourth Annual Fracchia Prize competition for high school students in San Francisco. Entries due Feb. 28.

Do you want to be featured on SFUSD’s website and social media pages? We highlight the SFUSD community (staff, students, alumni, parents/caregivers, and community partners) to share their positive experiences in SFUSD for our weekly #WeAreSFUSD feature.

All SFUSD schools will be closed on Monday, Jan. 23 in observance of the Lunar New Year Holiday. SFUSD offices will be open.

Join us on Jan. 24 to learn more about the Comprehensive Coordinated Early Intervening Services (CCEIS) Success Summit.

SFUSD is determining how many seats will be available at each school for the 2023-24 school year.

Please share this latest monthly newsletter with your high school students!

SFUSD’s updated Student & Family Handbook is available online in multiple languages 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.

UCSF's Children's Night Clinic (CNC) is offering free preventive treatment to uninsured children 15 years old and under, one night each month.

Apply for our after school programs for young women of color, ages 14-18, from under-resourced communities in San Francisco. Applications available now.