Advocating for Your Black Child (A4YBC) is a free, 8‑week psycho‑education series designed specifically for Black parents and caregivers of Black children and youth (elementary through high school).
Project Avary’s Outdoor Leadership Program has been at the heart of our work for over 25 years. It began with a simple yet powerful belief: children of incarcerated parents deserve long-term care, meaningful opportunities, and a community that sees and supports them. Starting as early as age 8 through age 25 (and beyond as counselors), youth participate in summer camp, weekend retreats, and day-long outings across Northern California.
Monthly automated truancy letters will be posted to Synergy this Friday, September 11, 2026. Please ensure that attendance data is correct and complete by the end of the day Thursday, September 10, 2026 to assure the accuracy of the truancy letters.
SFUSD and Paradigm Healthcare Services will communicate with families about health and mental health service programming, student records, and health insurance information. Parents/guardians will receive targeted outreach for consent and health insurance.
Beginning in September 2026, key sections of Special Education assessment reports will be translated initially, with full translations available upon request.
The Wellness Policy and Health Education Action Team (WHEAT) is hosting monthly subject-specific department time, professional development, and consultation space for secondary educators teaching health education lessons.
Roll your dice and apply to the Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) Internship at San Francisco Public Library! Run weekly D&D sessions for youth during the school year. Dungeon Master experience preferred but not required. Applicants must be in 11th or 12th grade and either reside or attend school in San Francisco.
Study Smart Tutors offers several free classes, both virtual and in-person, to help teens prepare for college applications, job interviews, SAT testing, stress management and more.
