Please join the CAC in celebrating the 2026 AWE Awards nominees and winners at a special ceremony on Thursday, April 23rd from 6:00-8:00pm in the Board Room at 555 Franklin!

The CAC has rescheduled their postponed March monthly meeting to Thursday, April 30 on Golden Gate Regional Center Services. Read below to learn more and register!

Please read below for important updates to the Extended School Year (ESY) calendar. Due to the additional 5 days added to the end of this school year, ESY for all programs will now begin on Monday, June 15.

At the beginning of the fall and spring semester, SFUSD reviews all High School students’ transcripts to determine which students are meeting grade level credit requirements and courses that keep them on track toward graduation.

The SFUSD Wellness Policy & Health Education Action Team is putting on a series of webinars for parents/guardians/caregivers to address important issues and topics facing our students and families.

The SFUSD Wellness Policy & Health Education Action Team is putting on a series of webinars for parents/guardians/caregivers to address important issues and topics facing our students and families. The second session of the 2025-2026 school year will be on April 23, 2026 at 6pm. This session will be Talk to Your Boys: How To Keep Our Boys Caring & Connected.

The Multilingual Pathways Department will award the Biliteracy Program Participation Recognition to all 5th and 8th graders in language programs leading to bilingualism and biliteracy, as encouraged by the California Department of Education.

SFUSD Indian Education will host a Beadwork Series for Indigenous students and their families out of our center at Sanchez Elementary on Wednesdays, April 15 and April 22. Workshops will be followed with PAC meetings 6-7pm on both Wednesdays.

Are you a young person (ages 16–24) looking for a job, internship, or wants to explore different career paths? Join the CYC Youth Job Fair! It’s a great opportunity for you to connect directly with employers, learn about different industries, and take the next step toward your future.

Project Avary is a free nonprofit program supporting youth affected by parental separation due to incarceration, detention, or deportation by providing mentoring, community, and leadership development opportunities. Learn more about its programs.