The Summer 2025 SFUSD Summer Interest Form Will Open December 20, 2024 Link to this section
The Summer 2025 Interest Form will open for all SFUSD high school students on December 20, 2024.
While we will make every effort to place students in programs in which they have expressed interest, due to limited numbers of placements in highly impacted and highly sought after industries, not all students will receive an offer.
For this reason, we encourage youth to look into other opportunities with partners such as Opportunities for All through the Mayor's Office and Human Rights Commission, or Enterprise for Youth. The City / DCYF has also put together the following Summer Guide for Youth Ages 14-24. For those K-8, the city has put together the following program guide, Our 415.
We are also now providing a new webpage, updating our previous years' Bay Area High School Summer Guide. The Summer 2025 Guide / College and Career Opportunities page includes many links to other summer programs, outside of SFUSD, organized by industry sector.
Check back for the Summer 2025 CCR Interest Form on December 20, 2024.
What Happens After Completing the Summer 2025 Interest Form? Link to this section
After you submit a completed Summer 2025 Interest Form...
- If chosen, someone from the SFUSD Internship, Work Based Learning, or Early College team will reach out to you by email, prior to Spring Break 2025. If you do not hear back from College & Career Programs by Spring Break, you should look for other opportunities outside of SFUSD.
- In the invitation email, you will be invited to a mandatory two-part SFUSD Hiring & CCSF Application Session, which will be held in January, February, March and/or April. At these help sessions, you will receive support to apply to CCSF and complete the hiring process.
- At the CCSF application sessions, you will complete the CCSF Application; if you have applied to CCSF before, please track down your CCSF ID (starts with a "W" or a "@"). If you have never applied before, you will need to have a non-SFUSD personal email address.
For Hourly Paid Internships Only:
- Once you have been assigned a hiring session, you will need to obtain the necessary items if you have them (including a signed Social Security Card or Valid US Passport + Social Security Number). If you do not have a Social Security Number, we will provide other instructions.
- You are encouraged to open up a Bank Account (if you don't already have one), as we suggest Direct Deposit vs. being mailed your check.
- Once you have completed all of the Summer Internship Enrollment Steps, you will be offered a final internship placement and work schedule.
- If you do not come to the hiring session, or do not come prepared with your documentation, you may be moved to the next round of placements, if any, that will be offered on a space available basis. If there are no further hiring sessions available, you may lose your opportunity to participate this summer.
Office of College and Career Readiness
Bay Area Work Based Learning Opportunities
Our resource padlet, supported by the Bay Area Community College Consortium, offers opportunities for students and education professionals to learn and grow through career fairs/speakers, industry-specific webinars and job shadows, teacher professional development, and virtual events from local partners.
This page was last updated on December 12, 2024