Information for Families

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COVID-19 Resources

Get the latest SFUSD updates on COVID-19 (the novel coronavirus) and how it affects our families, students, and community.

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Family Resources

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Know Your Rights

Know your rights as an SFUSD family member and learn about SFUSD policies.
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Student & Family Handbook

All the forms, policies and information you need.
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School Menus

See what your school is serving for breakfast, lunch or supper.
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Family Toolkits

Checklists, rubrics and guides to getting involved at school.
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Family Portal

Log in to Family Portal (ParentVUE) to access grades, attendance and more.
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Family Portal Resources

Get help with your Family Portal (ParentVUE) account.
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Sign Up for Notifications

Make sure you're getting communications from your school or the district.
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2020 Census

Learn why it is important that you are counted and get help.

SFUSD Calendars

2019-20 Academic Calendar Downloads

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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.

Learning at SFUSD

Supporting Your Child

Report a Concern

Find out how to report a concern if you believe you or your child have been subjected to discrimination, harassment, intimidation, or bullying.

Special Education

How do I find out if my child is eligible for special education?

English Learners

What do I need to know if my child is an English Learner?

Get Involved

Find opportunities to get more involved with your school or with the district as a whole.
  1. Join your school's School Site Council to help set your school's priorities and budget.
  2. Attend Board of Education meetings in person or online.
  3. 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.