OASIS Employee Announcements

Join us, and bring your SFUSD friends and their families! Perfect for those middle-school students curious about the SOTA World Music Program, friends of our amazing World Music students, and an amazing opportunity to broaden our youth’s exposure to world cultures right here in San Francisco!

On behalf of A.C.T.'s Education & Community Programs Department, I am excited to invite you to Downtown High School's Spring Exhibition, No Less Than Human, showcasing monologues and short plays exploring the American Dream written and performed by the students of the school's Acting for Critical Transformations (ACT) Project.

Learn more about technology tools at SF Public Library’s Tech Week and attend sessions from SFUSD’s Department of Technology!

Many MOUs for services provided free of charge to schools will expire on June 30th.

The final truancy notification window opens Monday, May 9th.

In collaboration with SFUSD, the San Francisco Police Department has released a Department Notice outlining its protocols for responding to a call for service at an SFUSD school site or office building.

This is a quick update about shipping for the Culturally Responsive ELA books (grades 6-8) C&I ordered for your sites last month with delivery updates and links to quotes.

Learn more about supporting your students to experience the new culturally responsive E/LA titles through book clubs in this summer PD opportunity for middle grades E/LA teachers.

Please join us for the 3rd Annual Black Graduation on Tuesday, May 31st from 6-8:30pm at Kezar Stadium. The event will be held to recognize and honor Black seniors in the graduating class of 2022.

Celebrate your food heroes & sheroes on Friday, May 6th!

SFUSD Arts Department in collaboration with SFArts Ed is proud to present the visual art work from SFUSD High School student artist @ the Minnesota Street Project Art Gallery. Participating schools: Civic Center Secondary School, John O’Connell High School, June Jordan School for Equity,  Phillip and Sala Burton Academic High School, San Francisco International High School and Thurgood Marshall Academic High School

Revive your instructional practice in community with other educators!

Arts Equity Committee Mission Statement: To advance social justice and student equity in arts education across SFUSD.

Greeting SFUSD community, you are cordially invited to Balboa High School's Spring Concert. This is our first in-person concert in over two years.

Information and registration link to sign up for summer PD opportunity

Find out what was updated or added in the Drupal 2.8.0 Release Notes (April 28, 2022)

Facilities is rolling out new processes to make requesting removals easier! Help Facilities save the District money, advance our Zero Waste Goals, equitably manage our limited resources, and comply with state requirements. Submit by May 13th for pick-up before the end of the year.

Join the Community Advisory Committee for Special Education as we celebrate the individuals who are receiving this year's Advocates Worthy of Excellence Awards. The meeting will take place on Thursday, 4/28 from 6-8pm. Please register in advance at cacspedsf.com

What do you think SFUSD’s schoolyards need for outdoor learning? Do you want more shade? More outdoor classrooms? More nature? SFUSD’s Bond Program needs your input on how to invest up to $14 M in bond funds recently reallocated toward schoolyard improvements to support outdoor learning.

Youth interns will be presenting self-designed visual toolkits that Adult Allies can use to strengthen their skill set in supporting Filipina/o/x & Filipina/o/x American students with their mental health journeys.

Join DoT and EduPoint on May 11 & 12, 2022 for an online Master Scheduling workshop to help administrators set up their schedules for the upcoming school year.

Find out how SFUSD has been reinventing family technology support at a webinar on Tuesday, May 10 at 4:00. Part of SF Public Library’s Tech Week.

Newsletter update on the Arts Director position that Sam Bass recently vacated.

Elementary grade teachers: please complete the Health Education Accountability Tool (HEAT survey) by Friday, April 29th, to record health education lessons you’ve taught this year.

Three young artists between the ages of 12-24 years old will receive a scholarship of $2,500 for their original art! Submissions can be performance art, visual art, literature, or short film.