The San Francisco Youth Commission is recruiting residents ages 12–23 to advise City Hall on youth-focused policies, with applications due April 30, 2026.

The SF Shakespeare Festival presents a one-hour, audience-interactive version of Julius Caesar with walk-on roles and a post-performance Q&A at Koret Auditorium in the SF Main Library on April 18.

Middle and high school students can give a 3–5 minute presentation on an African American leader’s relevance today, and students K–12 can perform poetry for cash prizes at the Peace, Love & Soul Food Juneteenth Block Party in San Francisco on June 19–20.

This Saturday, May 9, Celebrate AAPI families, culture, and community at Wonderfest: a joyful day of fun at Gordon J Lau Elementary. This event is FREE and OPEN to ALL Families.

If you are a parent/guardian/caregiver, student, site-based employee, or community partner, please complete this community survey by this upcoming Sunday, April 19, 2026, to help inform SFUSD and SFCOE's Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP).

The CAC for their March monthly meeting on Thursday, March 26 on Golden Gate Regional Center Services has been postponed. We will send notice when it will be rescheduled.

The deadline has been extended for the 2026 CleanPowerSF Climate and Clean Energy High School Video and Writing Contest, themed “Powering San Francisco’s Future.” Deadline to enter the contest: Tuesday, May 5, 2026.

Monthly automated Truancy letters were posted to Synergy on Friday, April 10, 2026. Families and schools can ensure that attendance data is correct and complete by following this guidance.

This FREE event is for SF renters, homebuyers and homeowners to come learn about affordable housing resources and programs from over 40 housing agencies, community organizations and the San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development.

Join YMCA in its new 2026 dance program, where they will be offering classes for grades 2-5 where the young dancer can dive into their love of K-Pop and/or ballet styles.