Student and Family Resource Link
SFUSD's Student and Family Resource Link provides students and families with access to district information and resources during distance learning through the rest of the school year. This service will not replace existing phone lines and support already provided by district departments. Families can email requests to familylink@sfusd.edu, call 415-340-1716 (M-F, 9 a.m.-1p.m.), or complete an online request form.
Talking about race and social justice
SFUSD staff have compiled resources for families to explore race and social justice with children of different ages.
COVID-19 School Closure Updates and Resources
Get the latest SFUSD updates on COVID-19 (the novel coronavirus) and how it affects our families, students, and community.
Williams Instructional Materials Hearing Notice
A public hearing will be held on Oct. 6 at 3 p.m. as part of the San Francisco Unified School District’s regular Board of Education meeting to determine the sufficiency of textbooks or instructional materials as required by California Education Code Section 60119. The Board encourages participation by parents, teachers, interested community members, and bargaining unit leaders. The Board of Education meetings page will be updated with a detailed agenda and information on how to participate virtually for the Oct. 6 Board meeting.
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Distance Learning and COVID-19 Information
Family Resources
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Partnering with Your Child's School
Family partnership is a key ingredient to student success and school improvement. Research states that when schools and families partner— when student learning is connected between home and school— students do better. Visit our page to learn about the SFUSD Family Partnership model, how to partner with your child's school to support student success, and more!
Your Child's Educational Journey
Learn about the curriculum being taught at each grade level, what standards we are teaching to, and how we assess student learning.
Supporting Your Child
Get Involved
- Join your school's School Site Council to help set your school's priorities and budget.
- Attend Board of Education meetings in person or online.
- Join a family organization such as the Parent Advisory Council, English Learner Advisory Committee or the African American Parent Advisory Committee. Find other advisory councils and committees.