Check out our Back-to-School Guide, which contains important information about health requirements, school meals, transportation, and more.

Undocumented and underserved San Francisco young adults ages 18–24 can apply for a paid Career Pathways program offering job training, hands-on experience, and entrepreneurship skills. Deadline for application extended to Sept. 2, 2026 at 5 p.m.

We invite the public to meet our teaching artists, have mini classes, bouncy house, and crafting activities all free and open to the public.

Bring your 1st–5th grade students to Kidquake, a free Litquake event (in person or via livestream) at the San Francisco Public Library featuring children’s-book authors, hands-on workshops in comics, collage, and more. Sign-up deadline: Sept 18 (livestream-only deadline Oct 7). 

Free fall art classes taught by local artists are available in the Mission and Excelsior, with programs ranging from animation and photography to fashion, printmaking, music production, and murals.

San Francisco high school students can apply by August 30 for the Fall 2026 High School Elections Ambassador program, gaining civic engagement experience and outreach skills while earning a certificate signed by the Mayor.

SF Environment offers free K–12 environmental education programming, including classroom lessons, assemblies, field trips, and Green Team support in English, Spanish, and Cantonese/Mandarin.

Join us at the Stonestown Family YMCA for our upcoming Youth Futsal Clinic, with age groups ranging from K-5th, our experienced coaches will give participants a proper introduction to the game of Futsal.

Middle school students in grades 6–8 can join the Stonestown YMCA’s fall co-ed Youth Basketball League, featuring weekly practices, Saturday games, and skill development for beginner to intermediate players.

Filipino families can enroll in a six-month study with online workshops supporting children’s social and academic success, with up to $325 in compensation.