Non-commissioned Financial Advisors at SchoolsFirst FCU, will be offering complimentary 45-minute one-on-one retirement planning appointments (in person) for all full-time and part-time SFUSD employees from April 8-10.

We are excited to share our school has several activities and events planned for our students throughout the upcoming school year. We would greatly appreciate your support as a parent volunteer. You can sign up today by contacting Ms. Carla Baltodano, Community Schools Coordinator at Bessie Carmichael PK-8 FEC

Our parent volunteers play an important role in enriching our school community as your involvement and presence makes a meaningful difference at Bessie Carmichael PK-8/FEC.

"Together is better"

Contact: Ms. Carla, Community Schools Coordinator, Bessie Carmichael PK-8/FEC. Baltodanoc@sfusd.edu

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.

Are you a teacher with 3+ years experience and have a clear credential? You could make 5K+ by mentoring new teachers for the SFUSD Induction Program (SIP)

A new Affordable Rental Housing project with a preference for SFUSD and City College of San Francisco employees will be accepting applications soon! Located at 750 Golden Gate, Brightwell West will include 75 units of affordable rental housing. We want to ensure that all employees are aware of this exciting opportunity and have the resources they need to submit an application.

Join your community at the next School Site Council (SSC) for school year 2026-2027. Meetings take place on the 1st Monday of the Month - Translation available - Google link available, if you are unable to attend in person.

Join us for ELAC English Learners Advisory Committee for SY 2026 2027

Community Partnerships are essential to Bessie Carmichael FEC PK-8. We are appreciative of the support of current partners and look forward to establishing new relationships and strengthening them through collaboration on events and projects that will support our students and local families.

Resources for students and families experiencing housing instability and homelessness.

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.