I’ve wanted to teach since I was in high school. It’s something I’ve always loved doing. Getting to be part of the growth of these students is amazing. I love working with the kids and community at Glen Park.
Nicole Majors
-Glen Park Elementary special education teacher
I get emails and save all the cards that students have written to me. Building relationships builds community and makes society better and stronger.
Kimberly Long
-Special Education teacher at Glen Park Elementary
I get to know the families and they love me and tell me I’m their auntie. I love working with the kids, they’re my life. They are our future. I could retire but I’m not going to retire. As long as babies are being born, I want to work with them.
Theresa Bryant
-Special Education Paraprofessional at Malcolm X Academy
Join us for the Summer Literacy Fair for PK-5 graders! All families are welcome. Explore literacy resources and help improve your child’s reading over the summer.
Join the San Francisco Alliance for Black School Educators (SFABSE), SFUSD, and a number of citywide organizations at an African American high school cultural ceremony for graduating seniors on Monday, June 3. All students who support SFABSE's aim to increase graduation rates for African American students are eligible to participate in this celebration.
In this seventh episode, listen to teacher librarian Ralph Vazquez discuss the Thurgood Marshall Museum and hear the voices of students who participated in one of the exhibitions this year.
Join the Asian American Parent Advisory Committee's kickoff event on Saturday, June 1, 2024, 10:30 a.m. - 12 p.m. at Ulloa Elementary School (2650 42nd Avenue).
SFUSD data offers a picture of the health and risks of SFUSD students, and traditionally underserved populations of the city and county of San Francisco.
