Information for the Community

Community Partners

We partner with many community-based organizations and nonprofits to serve each and every student.

Applying for a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)

Most organizations providing services free of charge to SFUSD will need an MOU. Learn about the process and see MOUs in place to serve SFUSD!

Community Partnerships Office

We facilitate opportunities for SFUSD staff and community organizations to build relationships, inform our practices and strengthen our collaboration.

Distributing Fliers and Promotional Materials

Learn how nonprofit organizations or government agencies can distribute promotional materials or fliers that have a clear educational enrichment purpose at SFUSD.

Using and Renting SFUSD Facilities

Anyone using facilities outside the school day must have a Facility Use Permit.

What forms do I need to work with or provide services at SFUSD schools?

Follow our simple flow chart to see which forms you might need.

The Shared Schoolyard Project

This partnership between the City and County of San Francisco, SFUSD and community organizations opens thousands of acres of safe play areas for our children, families and residents to gather and play.

Vendors

Current Invitations for Bids

Formal bids are for construction projects greater than $15,000.

Current Requests for Proposals (RFPs)

Request for Proposals, RFQs, RFOs, and RFIs are for services by professionals, such as architects and engineers.
Learn more about bids and RFPs

Voter Initatives

San Franciscans know the value of education, and everyone plays an important role in educating our city’s children. Because of your support, more of our students are flourishing.

Proposition A Bond Program

Learn more about how we are creating safe, modern spaces for learning thanks to the bond initiatives passed by voters.

Public Education Enrichment Fund (PEEF)

Learn about voter-approved funds for sports, libraries, arts, music and other programs in the city's public schools.

Quality Teacher and Education Act (QTEA)

QTEA, approved in 2008, increases financial support for teachers, promotes innovation and upgrades school technologies.

Civic Projects

A School for Mission Bay

Learn about SFUSD's plan to develop a new school in Mission Bay.

Teacher Housing

We are partnering with the Mayor's Office of Housing and Community Development to combat the housing shortage and build housing for SFUSD teachers.

2022 Annual and Five-Year Developer Fee Report

This report documents the collection and expenditure of Developer Fees received from new residential and commercial/industrial development to mitigate the impact of new development on the school facilities.

Additional Documents

This page was last updated on November 18, 2022